Constitutional court in johannesburg
Garnishee order ruling described as victory for poor
The Constitutional Court ruled that such orders can only be issued by a court in an area where a debtor lives.
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Moseneke: Take concrete steps to pursue legitimate ideals
Outgoing deputy chief justice Dikgang Moseneke has urged South Africans to become their own liberators.
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Twitter weighs in on Zuma speech on ConCourt Nkandla ruling
Some poked fun at Zuma, others shared their frustrations, while others called for his resignation.
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Mantashe: ANC leadership will discuss ConCourt ruling
African National Congress (ANC) Secretary General Gwede Mantashe says today's top six meeting will decide whether the party will call another urgent national executive committee (NEC) meeting.
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Rugby injury survivor compensated after 13 years
Charles Oppelt was paralysed from the neck down after waiting 15 hours to receive treatment.
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Calls to eradicate criminal defamation in SA
Minister in the Presidency Jeff Radebe says criminal defamation should be declared unconstitutional.
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Political party funding issue goes to ConCourt
The 'My Vote Counts' campaign wants laws brought in compelling parties to reveal their funding sources.
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DA to keep up the pressure on Zuma over Nkandla
The ConCourt ruled in favour of the DA in the Nkandla SMS debacle.
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ConCourt's Nkandla SMS ruling 'victory for political freedom'
The Constitutional Court was asked to review a decision by the Electoral Court which agreed with the ANC.
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'Minorities must be considered for SAPS EE plan'
Solidarity says the SAPS must consult with unions before its new EE plan is implemented.
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‘Zuma not taking female judges seriously’
Former ConCourt Justice Zac Yacoob says Zuma should make more female ConCourt appointments.
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Gauntlett saga may go to court
Legal advisor Paul Ngobeni says the IFP is politicizing the Advocate Jeremy Gauntlett affair.
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ConCourt: Unions can be held liable for protest damage
The Constitutional Court ruled that unions can be held responsible for damage caused during protests.
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Simelane 'qualified' for his post
The Supreme Court of Appeal ruled that the appointment of advocate Menzi Simelane was illegal.
