The Gauteng High Court acquits woman convicted of murder in tragic baby death case
The Gauteng High Court has overturned the murder conviction of Aletta Sonzulu, who was accused of causing the death of a five-month-old baby during an altercation. ...
Supreme Court of Appeal orders Minister to enforce air quality regulations in the Highveld
The Supreme Court of Appeal has mandated the Minister of Environmental Affairs to implement air quality regulations in the Highveld Priority Area, following a legal ...
Green revolution in Hatfield: How a rubbish dump became UP's thriving community hub
Once a crime-ridden rubbish dump, Moja Gabedi in Hatfield has been dramatically transformed into a flourishing urban garden and learning centre by the University ...
High Court rules Joburg's school property rates 'unconstitutional'
The Gauteng High Court has struck down Johannesburg's property rates policy that reclassified private schools as 'business entities', causing massive tax hikes. ...
Constitutional Court confirms that municipal workers can hold political office
The Constitutional Court has confirmed that municipal workers have the right to hold political office, highlighting the balance between political rights and performance ...
Bishop Zondo seeks judge's recusal in rape trial, citing bias
Bishop Bafana Stephen Zondo, facing multiple rape charges, has demanded the judge's recusal, claiming judicial bias after his application for discharge was dismissed. ...
'Judge already believes I'm guilty': Bishop Zondo fights for recusal in rape case
Bishop Bafana Stephen Zondo, facing multiple rape charges, has demanded the judge's recusal, claiming judicial bias after his application for discharge was dismissed. ...
R10 000 bail granted to Congolese man in Zanzou club torture case
A Congolese national facing 13 charges related to assault and torture at Pretoria's Zanzou nightclub has been granted R10 000 bail despite five victims identifying ...
How new regulations aim to formalise traditional healing in SA
New regulations in South Africa are set to formalise traditional healing practices, addressing the legitimacy of medical certificates issued by traditional healers ...
R60bn class action against banks lauded
Advocate Douglas Shaw is pushing for a R60 billion class action against major South African banks who allegedly sold repossessed homes for as little as R100, leaving ...
R60 billion class action against banks gains momentum for exploited homeowners
Advocate Douglas Shaw is pushing for a R60 billion class action against major South African banks who allegedly sold repossessed homes for as little as R100, leaving ...
Law firm voices concerns over mandatory mediation for civil trials
A leading Pretoria law firm has expressed concerns over a new directive requiring mediation before civil trials, highlighting potential legal and constitutional ...
New regulations aim to formalise traditional healing practices in South Africa
New regulations in South Africa are set to formalise traditional healing practices, addressing the legitimacy of medical certificates issued by traditional healers ...
New regulations aim to formalise traditional healing practices in South Africa
New regulations in South Africa are set to formalise traditional healing practices, addressing the legitimacy of medical certificates issued by traditional healers ...
No prior warning needed: Tshwane's electricity disconnection policy upheld by High Court
The Gauteng High Court, Pretoria, has rejected a homeowner's application challenging the City of Tshwane's electricity disconnection practices, ruling that municipal ...
Legal showdown between First Choice and Fresh Choice in trademark dispute
Woodlands Dairy, a long-standing, family-owned dairy operator in the Eastern Cape, turned to the Gauteng High Court, Pretoria, to obtain an order against its competitor. ...
Concerns raised over mandatory mediation for civil trials in South Africa
A leading Pretoria law firm expresses concerns over a new directive requiring mediation before civil trials, highlighting potential legal and constitutional issues ...
RAF dealt a major blow in audit standards battle
The Supreme Court of Appeal has ruled against the Road Accident Fund's appeal regarding its accounting standards, prompting Deputy Minister Mkhuleko Hlengwa to call ...
Concerns raised over mandatory mediation for civil trials in South Africa
A leading Pretoria law firm expresses concerns over a new directive requiring mediation before civil trials, highlighting potential legal and constitutional issues ...
Pothole negligence: court holds authorities accountable for road safety
The Bloemfontein High Court has ruled that the Free State's MEC for community safety, roads, and transport is fully liable for damages after a woman suffered injuries ...
Domestic workers 17-year fight for identity in South Africa
Primrose Medisane's 17-year battle with the Department of Home Affairs has culminated in a landmark victory and revealed the harsh realities of statelessness for ...
Trademark showdown: First Choice takes on Fresh Choice in court
The Gauteng High Court hears the trademark dispute between First Choice and Fresh Choice, as the former seeks to protect its brand against claims of confusion in ...
Stateless woman happy and relieved after 17-year battle for ID document
After a 17-year struggle against the Department of Home Affairs, Primrose Medisane finally receives her birth certificate and ID, shedding light on the dire consequences ...
The 17 year battle for identity. How a domestic worker finally won her rights
After a 17-year struggle against the Department of Home Affairs, Primrose Medisane finally receives her birth certificate and ID, shedding light on the dire consequences ...
First Choice vs Fresh Choice | The legal battle over trade marks
Two milk manufacturers faced each other in the Gauteng High Court, Pretoria, where ...