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Single parenthood is hard enough without the added challenge of attempting to procure child maintenance from the other parent.

Bill proposes a two-step approach, the first dealing decriminalisation, the second with regulation

Justice Minister Ronald Lamola submitted the Constitutions 18th Amendment Bill to Parliament after it was published in the government gazette last year for public input.

Having a cabinet member with an exclusive focus on the police has had at least four immediate adverse consequences, argues Lukus Muntingh. He asks if it is time for an evaluation of this role.

Proceedings are well underway at the new Drakenstein Municipal Court, which officially opened its doors in Paarl on 1 December.

The Labour Court has ruled that the disciplinary rule prohibiting testing positive for cannabis in the workplace could be implemented in certain circumstances. For example, where health and safety requirements justify it. The Labour Court has ruled that the disciplinary rule prohibiting testing...

CONVICTED ex-offender Dimakatso Mokoena (38) from Boiketlo Village in QwaQwa, Free State, is having a hard time finding a decent job after coming out of prison.

South Africa’s Department of Justice has invited public comment on the “Criminal Law (Sexual Offences and Related Matters) Amendment Bill 2022”, which seeks to decriminalize sex work, a move that Catholic activists in Africa say will lead to the exploitation of vulnerable women and children in the industry.

Protocols would allow the NPA to publicly disclose all donations, in line National Treasury guidelines.

SA authorities will meet peers from a global financial watchdog next week as they seek to avert being placed on its so-called grey list denoting nations with shortcomings in tackling illicit financial flows.