Pretoria high court
Ruling against Sars: 'Taxpayers have the courts on their side'
"This case shows rogue officials at Sars that the courts protect taxpayers," says tax attorney Jean-Louis Nel (Tax Consulting SA).
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Govt in a peculiar position over ruling on lockdown regulations - expert
The Pretoria High Court declared the coronavirus lockdown regulations under level 4 and 3 as unconstitutional and invalid.
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Soldiers implicated in Collins Khosa’s killing violated his human rights - court
Collins Khoza's death last month caused public outcry with members of the community calling for action against the officers alleged to have been involved.
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Mother of Dros rape victim recalls seeing Nicholas Ninow ‘fully naked’
Nicholas Ninow has pleaded guilty to charges of rape, defeating the ends of justice and possession of illegal substances.
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High Court orders magistrate to hand over records in decision to subpoena Sitole
The matter relates to the Independent Police Investigative Directorate (Ipid)’s investigation of tender fraud and corruption worth an estimated R100 million and involving Durban company I-View.
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Tom Moyane awaits court decision on bid to set aside axing as Sars boss
Moyane insists that he is not trying to escape being held accountable but rather wants to appear before a lawfully constituted disciplinary hearing where he is allowed to defend himself.
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EC community wins historic legal battle in mining rights matter
A community on the Wild Coast has won a historic victory in the High Court which has ruled the Mineral Resources Department cannot issue mining rights license without obtaining consent from the affected community.
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If Zuma approaches Supreme Court of Appeal, he must pay for it himself, says DA
The DA's James Selfe says under the circumstances, the party thinks it’s entirely appropriate that the court handed down a punitive and personal cost order.
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DA: Zuma costs order must serve as lesson against abusing state coffers
The High Court in Pretoria yesterday dismissed Zuma’s application for leave to appeal the costs order made against him following his failed attempt to review the Public Protector’s State of Capture remedial action.
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In memes: Zuma takes another 'L' after #StateCapture judgment
Twitter users agree President Jacob Zuma just can't catch a break after being dealt the latest legal blow.
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[WATCH] The Guptas captured Zuma, and Zuma captured the State!
Leaders of political opposition parties congregated at the Pretoria High Court to apply to intervene in the application by President Jacob Zuma to stop the release of the state capture report.
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Court rules in favour of Stransham-Ford's assisted suicide
Robin Stransham-Ford asked the court to spare him “an undignified death”.
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Child abuser mom gets life in prison
The 36-year-old sold her 4 and 6 year old daughters to older men as sex slaves.
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Top cop's killer gets 15 years
The body of Major General Tirhani Maswanganyi was found in June 2013.
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Pistorius trial extended until 16 May
Oscar Pistorius shot and killed his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp on Valentine’s Day last year.
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EFF member dies during protest
The man allegedly tripped over a chain outside the Palace of Justice in Pretoria.
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Advocate Barbie granted parole
Cezanne Visser’s third application for parole was successful but falls under the maximum category.
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'Modimolle Monster' case: Day 2
Johan Kotze will be cross examined in what is expected to be an explosive day of testimony.
