High court
Court sets aside PP report which found fault in Pillay's Sars retirement payout
This has dealt another blow to the beleaguered Public Protector.
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GP govt to discuss failed attempt to appeal reinstated Tshwane Council
The party had approached the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) wanting to overturn the decision to restore the council, which had been dissolved and replaced by an administrator.
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Two years after raping, assaulting his wife, a PE husband was sentenced to life
Zukile July was sentenced in the Port Elizabeth High Court on Wednesday.
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SCA reverses ruling excluding living annuity from a spouse's estate
The investment vehicle was deemed an excluded asset in a 2019 South Gauteng High Court ruling.
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Nersa tariff decision considered, Eskom, consumer and economy, court told
Eskom and the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) squared off in the North Gauteng High Court on Wednesday in a fight that could see consumers pay 16% more for electricity.
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Cops on alert after shooting at High Court in JHB
Details are still sketchy, but there's a heavy police presence around the building.
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Uyinene Mrwetyana’s rape, murder accused set for High Court appearance
Luyanda Botha (42) has already appeared in a Magistrates Court and faces two counts of rape, a count of murder and one of defeating the ends of justice.
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Mlambo: Judge Van der Linde’s sudden death a loss for judiciary
High Court Judge Willem van der Linde (63) died after collapsing at a gym on Saturday.
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Prasa calls court ruling against Mthimkhulu a 'step in right direction'
The High Court in Johannesburg has ordered Daniel Mthimkhulu to pay over R5 million for misrepresenting his academic qualifications.
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Court to make another ruling on Moyo, Old Mutual case
The company approached the court for clarity on whether its ruling in July meant that Peter Moyo had to return to his post immediately.
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Zuma to have his day in court after corruption charges are reinstated
The High Court in Pretoria has found that the decision to drop the corruption charges against President Jacob Zuma in 2009 was irrational. This means the decision to charge Zuma with corruption is now being reinstated.
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Sanef: Parly broadcast policy disappointing
The Western Cape High Court ruled that Parliament’s current broadcast policy should stay as is.
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Justice Dept unveils plans
Michael Masutha spoke about the opening of new courts, magisterial districts and conviction rates.
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Request to fire Dramat to be dealt with in Parly
Parliament’s Police Portfolio Committee on Police will discuss the matter on Friday.
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Biko family to fight for ownership of autopsy report
The High Court today granted an interdict against the sale of Steve Biko’s original autopsy report.
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NPA pleased with Johan Prinsloo's sentence
Johan Prinsloo was found guilty of treason for his role in plotting to kill ANC leaders in Mangaung.
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Psychologist: Pistorius has lost everything
Dr Lore Hartzenberg is the defence’s first witness for argument in mitigation of sentence.
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Pistorius trial: Sentencing proceedings to start today
The Paralympian faces a suspended sentence, correctional supervision or jail time.
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Expert: Shuttleworth exchange ruling ‘surprising’
The South African Reserve Bank was ordered to refund the businessman R250 million.
