Malcolm Wallis News Today

Disruptive strategies depend as much on innovation, creativity and agility as on technology.

The ANC government abstained from voting in the UN General Assembly on a resolution condemning Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Corruption accused company African Global Operations, formerly Bosasa, is commercially insolvent and should remain in the hands of its liquidators, says the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA).

Recent Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) judgments in two defamation appeals displays a retrogressive approach that is likely to set back our law of defamation for decades, just when we should be developing the law to keep up with the digital media.

The Supreme Court of Appeal on Friday rejected an attempt by Gupta-owned Oakbay Investments to have the business rescue practitioners of another of the family's companies, Tegeta, removed.

SAPS National Commissioner Khehla Sitole’s application to the Constitutional Court provides deeper insights into key roleplayers in the alleged R45-million ANC ‘Nasrec Grabber’ vote-buying procurement scandal.

National Police Commissioner Khehla Sitole and two senior officers have finally run out of legal runway.

The latest available Register of Judges’ Interests can be viewed by appointment at the Office of the Chief Justice in Midrand. No laptops, it’s strictly old-school pen and paper.

Gupta companys attempt to remove Tegeta business rescue practitioners shot down by Supreme Court 21 May 2021 - 18:41 By TimesLIVE An attempt by Gupta-owned Oakbay Investments to have the business rescue practitioners of Tegeta removed was rejected by the Supreme Court of Appeal.. Image: SIPHIWE SIBEKO/ File Photo The Supreme Court of Appeal on Friday rejected an attempt by Gupta-owned Oakbay Investments to have the business rescue practitioners of another of the famil...

Top official sues for R7.5m after being injured during Nehawu protest at Mpumalanga premier’s office Share Johannesburg – The Mpumalanga High Court will determine whether a former senior official in erstwhile premier David Mabuza’s office is entitled to the R7.5 million in damages she is claiming after being injured during a union protest. Catherine Churchill, chief director responsible for policy and research until June 2017 in Deputy President Mabuza’s office during his te...