Speaker of parliament says there was no illegality in the process followed by its finance committees
The DA is seeking to ‘reframe a political disagreement as a constitutional crisis’, says finance minister in court papers
Attorney Dawn Norton closely questioned about why her firm waited three years to report misappropriation of trust funds to Law Society
Statistics from Legal Practice Council reveal legal sector is disproportionately white-owned
But the substance of complaints regarding his conditions in prison are yet to be considered, let alone decided, by any court
Senzo Wiseman Mkhize 'continues to come into the court buildings ... demanding a right of appearance'
The new court is good news for the economy and puts South Africa on a par with the rest of the world, say insolvency specialists
If two panels are going to decide that the constitution means opposite things, it may be argued that rationality demands they should at least say why.
State would have to prove 'hostile intent' in attempt to prosecute Afrikaner group after controversial visit to US.
Pending JSC case could have significant consequences for how the commission goes about it's work