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As South Africa marks a decade since the Marikana massacre at Lonmin mine, the Solicitor-General has said the remaining two dozen reparation claims out of a total 370 Marikana-related litigations must be settled before the month is up. The Solicitor-General says the remaining two dozen reparati...

In the three years since being established, the Special Tribunal has made substantial efforts to recover public funds.

Rising interest rates and higher fuel, food and electricity prices are forcing more people into debt.

The infamous Gupta brothers, who were arrested in Dubai last month, have moved a step closer to being sent to South Africa and stand trial on charges of mo..

Clement Manyathela speaks to Sisonke Gender Justice's Jane Arnott about the status of sex work in South Africa.

An extradition request has been moved by the South African authorities against Indian origin Gupta brothers before the competent authorities of the UAE on Monday.

The South African government on Monday said it has submitted a formal extradition application to the United Arab Emirates for Rajesh Gupta and Atul Gupta of the wealthy India-born brothers of the Gupta family.

The Minister of Justice Ronald Lamola briefed the media on various high-profile matters, including the Gupta extradition case.

The Constitutional Court gave lawmakers three years to rewrite the legislation that regulates how the state spies on our private communications. But, with just over 18 months left to make the amendments, the recent final report from the Zondo Commission’s inquiry into State Capture has made i...

According to the international market and consumer data company Statista’s June 2022 data, more than 4,6 billion people worldwide are using social media; this is an increase of 1 billion people compared to the total users in 2020. Delivering his lect