Court finds JSC judge recommendation unlawful
Appeal court says the Judicial Service Commission failed to properly consider advocate Johannes Hendriks Roelofse’s temperament and undisclosed debts
Appeal court says the Judicial Service Commission failed to properly consider advocate Johannes Hendriks Roelofse’s temperament and undisclosed debts
Despite being caught red-handed, Delmore Manuel, Jermaine Conradie and Leigh-Ann Maroon continue to evade justice
Hundreds of people board 13 buses from Epping
About 400 legally documented refugees have camped outside Durban’s Refugee Reception Centre for a month, fleeing threats of violence
Asylum seekers without transit visas may not be deported, apex court rules
Constitutional obligations were not met, investigation finds
Ernest Mahlangu was beaten by a mob and his wife arrested by police on 30 June
Defence department owes former APLA member nearly R1-million as it continues trying to overturn a judgment ordering it to pay his pension
To see this as “voluntary repatriation” is to turn a blind eye to the fear and hurt, says church leader
His company was to receive R250,000, excluding expenses, from a lottery grant to organise a one-day workshop for fewer than 50 delegates
A man who was beaten on CCTV by police has had to travel to a Cape Town court from the Eastern Cape each time at his own expense
“We must not forget to remember and keep fighting for those who have lost their lives” says Free Gender
About 200 people were taken to the Louis Trichardt showgrounds on Sunday
Factories in KwaZulu-Natal are closing as xenophobia reaches fever pitch
The problem now is not load shedding but price
SAPS made 900 arrests nationwide on Tuesday for offences including public violence, looting and crimes against immigrants
Luyanda Gumede has already collected several golf trophies
Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality says it has assisted repatriate nearly 400 Zimbabwean nationals
The municipality is urging people not to go to the old drive-in site which it closed on 29 June
Conditions have improved but facilities are inadequate and food in short supply
17% of silicosis and TB claims have been paid out as of 30 June
The City of Cape Town says rising fuel and operating costs made fare increases unavoidable
The department told Parliament it would endeavour to build classrooms currently needed for grade Rs by 2037
ConCourt ruling finds government is obligated to provide affordable housing
