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A residence manager who has been arrested for the alleged murder of a Walter Sisulu University student during a protest over poor living conditions, is expected to appear in court facing charges of murder and attempted murder.
Families affected by drunk driving tragedies advocate for stricter sentencing laws, sharing their heart-wrenching stories of loss and the need for justice
Thoko Mkhwanazi-Xaluva, chairperson of the CRL Rights Commission, emphasises the urgent need for a legislative framework to hold religious leaders accountable, following alarming incidents of abuse within the church.
The controversial trip included nine MPs from the DA, PA, and ACDP - parties with differing stances on the Israel-Palestine conflict - and has sparked tensions within the Government of National Unity coalition.
South Africa's Master's Offices continue to face severe inefficiencies despite a year-old rescue plan, forcing estate administrators to bypass official processes while government officials claim progress. Legal practitioners warn the system faces collapse without urgent intervention.
Thabo Caza, a businessman from the Eastern Cape, has been arrested and appeared in court over serious allegations of fraud related to a water tanker tender.
Human Settlements Minister Thembi Simelane announces the suspension of five NHBRC officials as investigations continue into the George building collapse that resulted in 34 fatalities. The minister reveals systemic failures and outlines new legislative measures aimed at preventing future tragedies.
The NPA announces the reopening of inquests into the deaths of Chief Albert John Mvumbi Luthuli and Mlungisi Griffiths Mxenge, following recommendations from the NDPP.
AfriForum has accused National Police Minister Senzo Mchunu of remaining silent while Bergview College principal was accused of raping a pupil, saying there would be grave legal consequences.
For nearly three decades, the Centre for Child Law has fearlessly challenged laws and policies to protect South Africa's most vulnerable children. From ensuring education access for disabled children to fighting for climate justice, discover how this University of Pretoria-based organisation continues to transform children's constitutional rights from paper to reality.
And he is an art lover – just visit the Constitutional Court to see his hand in bringing the beauty of human creativity into a courtroom. He is one of our outstanding legal minds in his ability to apply the dry tools of the law in defence of humanity.
Two Zimbabwean nationals have been sentenced to five years in prison for their involvement in the illicit tobacco trade, valued at R8 million.
The South African government has prohibited the sale of cannabis food products, contradicting previous decriminalisation efforts.
Activists are left reeling as the South African government abruptly bans cannabis edibles, raising questions about the future of the industry and the government's commitment to cannabis legalisation.
Shepherd and Mary Bushiri, who fled South Africa after violating bail conditions, are set to be extradited from Malawi to face serious charges, including rape and financial crimes.
South Africa's cannabis industry faces unprecedented challenges as the Department of Health implements a sudden ban on edible products, contradicting government's recent drive towards cannabis commercialization. Industry stakeholders demand answers from Minister Motsoaledi.
Host Xu Yawen is joined by Dr. Li Lun, an assistant professor of economics at Peking University, Lance Witten, Editor-in-Chief with IOL in South Africa, and S. L. Kanthan, a geopolitical analyst and writer from India, to discuss these and more.
The Solidarity Movement, allied with AfriForum, embarks on a month-long European campaign, urging G20 nations to pressure the South African government to reconsider the Expropriation Act.
Discover the key agenda items set for discussion at the 3rd session of China's 14th National People's Congress, including government reports and budget reviews.
The South African Constitutional Court is set to address a significant change in marriage laws, potentially allowing men to adopt their wives' surnames, challenging long-standing patriarchal traditions.
Bonginkosi Khanyile claims to have fought against Jacob Zuma's unjust treatment in the July 2021 unrest.
Hawks confirm the opening of four high treason dockets in response to allegations of misleading information about South Africa's Expropriation Act being spread in the United States.
AfriForum and Solidarity's recent meeting with Trump's administration has ignited fierce backlash in South Africa, with prominent political figures and analysts calling for treason charges.
ProBono. Org partners with Empire Partner Foundation to launch a revolutionary digital case management system, making legal services more accessible to vulnerable South Africans.
A man who had no genitals was locked up for 54 days on a charge of rape, before the charge was withdrawn. The court awarded him R800 000 in damages.