SA’s economy could suffer more harm if the National Union of Metalworkers (Numsa) carries out its threat to strike for higher pay in the...

Divisions and mistrust at provincial level were placed under the spotlight at Cricket SA’s Social Justice and Nation Building hearings...

The Electoral Commission (IEC) says approaching the Constitutional Court to grant it approval to defer the municipal elections would...

Three Zimbabwe-born law graduates, who cannot practise because they are not ‘permanent residents’ or SA citizens, have launched a...

Lobby group Sakeliga is demanding intervention by the Chief Justice, Magistrates’ Commission, and Minister of Justice in the lower courts...

For eight years, a Johannesburg gynecologist faced a multimillion-rand claim after one of his patients gave birth to a baby with Down...

The SCA has ruled that High Courts are obliged to hear any matter that falls within their jurisdiction, including National Credit Act...

An ear, nose, and throat specialist spent a night in the Edenvale police holding cells with four other people. He was accused of...

The SA Health Products Regulatory Authority (Sahpra) says there is no rule or condition that grants exclusive rights to the government to...

The Socio-Economic Rights Institute (Seri) has expressed concern with the police raids on people’s homes in Sebokeng, near the Vaal, in...

Gauteng High Court (Pretoria) Acting Judge EK Tsatsi has again confirmed there does not need to be a specific list of requirements which...

In an announcement that a City Press report says has serious implications for the holding of the local government elections, which have...

Moliehi Maria Sithole, also known as Gosiame Thamara, and her husband, Teboho Tsotetsi, the pair at the center of the decuplets saga,...

The Gauteng High Court (Pretoria) has ordered the Government Printing Works (GPW) – beset by technical glitches that affected the...

A magistrate who ordered police to arrest and detain a father for offering to pay R300 for child maintenance has been found to have acted...

‘Should a court ever be entitled in civil contempt proceedings to sentence an individual to a mandatory jail sentence if that individual...

No fewer than 180 would-be immigrants and their immigration services providers are tackling the Department of Home Affairs in court for...

Taxpayers will for the first time be confronted with a completely virtual tax filing season due to the onset and impact of the third wave...

The government is facing myriad objections to the level four lockdown ban on liquor sales, notes Legalbrief. First to move was Vinpro,...

A proposed amendment Bill to promote equality and prevent discrimination has been slammed as ridiculous, unattainable, ideologically...