The Judicial Service Commission has recommended Gauteng deputy judge president Aubrey Ledwaba for the position of judge president for the province.
Court favours Julius Malema in his defamation case against Musa Khawula.
A woman has successfully convinced the court to force her ex-hubby to reimburse her R96,780 for the financial support she provided during their brief marriage.
Deputy judge president Aubrey Ledwaba dismisses bribery allegations as ‘hearsay’
A taxi driver was charged after a Road Traffic Inspectorate team discovered he had loaded 26 pupils instead of 14 into his vehicle
‘My main mission is that the bar should be raised,’ Ledwaba told the commission.
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The conflict in the Middle East has cracked open the door for Australia to speed up the development of a handful of green iron projects as part of efforts to cut emissions from producing steel, writes Clyde Russell.
There are some wrinkles to iron out, such as Geordin Hill-Lewis’ take on ‘propaganda language’ and Cape Town’s housing crisis
The industry is facing major headwinds, including geopolitical issues, high diesel and power costs and falling demand
