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Eleven candidates are being interviewed for five vacancies on the second highest court in SA

The provisional liquidators of African Global Operations, formerly Bosasa, have scored a legal victory, with the Supreme Court of Appeal ruling, effectively, that the liquidation of six companies which scored unlawful contracts from the state can go ahead.

Below the top political jobs, the Broederbond worked through multiple clandestine processes to ensure appointments in the civil service, the judiciary, politics, academia, the church, the police, city councils, town clerks, MPs, sports associations and the all-important Bantu Administration Boa...

Are Helen Zille’s comparisons of the ANC to apartheid’s ‘cadre deployment’ valid? Or is she simply comparing apples with oranges? More importantly, did the apartheid government actually do what she claims? And why does she seemingly ignore more obvious and less offensive comparisons? Ar...

Zuma fights to overturn adverse legal costs ruling Share FORMER president Jacob Zuma was back at the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) yesterday in a bid to overturn the high court ruling stripping him of state-funded legal services in his fraud and corruption trial. A full Bench of the North Gauteng High Court – Deputy Judge President Aubrey Ledwaba and Judges Piet Meyer and Elizabeth Kubushi – had declared the state not liable for legal costs incurred by Zuma in his personal capacity for criminal prosecution instituted against him. In their December 2018 ruling, the judges reviewed and set ...