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Franny Rabkin is the Sunday Times legal correspondent. She has clerked at the Constitutional Court, practiced as an attorney and has been a legal journalist for more than 15 years.
The inquiry has already heard that as far back as March 2023, Ipid was investigating a torture and murder case in which someone, clearly Witness D, had turned state witness
'We are worried about the growing trend we see within SAPS,' witness says
In a fresh twist in the Portia Phahlane saga, an affidavit gives new details of how the alleged bribe unfolded
Senior officer Julius Mkhwanazi and a ‘core group’ of officers are alleged to have committed serious crimes, yet were protected at the highest level.
Apex court says case should not have come directly to the highest court
"We hope it signals a turning point in how online platforms respond to harm in our jurisdiction," lawyers say.
The accounts posted child pornography and identified individuals and schools, said the Digital Law Company’s Emma Sadleir.
The Western Cape High Court has ordered the Vat hike suspended - until Parliament passes legislation making Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana’s decision to reverse the VAT hike an act of Parliament.
Parliament has accepted that, in light of recent developments, it must go back to the drawing board on the fiscal framework, it said in a letter to the Western Cape High Court on Friday.
‘We disagree with DA that the speech was disguised electioneering,’ says court.
The MK Party’s leader in parliament, John Hlophe, has been interdicted from attending the upcoming Judicial Service Commission interviews, the Western Cape High Court ordered on Friday.
The case by the MK Party to set aside the election must be argued before the Electoral Court — despite an attempt by the party to withdraw it.
The commission says the MK party has repeatedly failed to provide evidence yet repeats its unfounded and prejudicial allegations
The Electoral Court has directed the Electoral Commission of South Africa and other respondents to file answering affidavits to the MK Party's application to set aside the recent elections by 6pm on Tuesday.
The Constitutional Court on Wednesday dismissed the application by the uMkhonto weSizwe Political Party (MK Party) to interdict the first sitting of parliament scheduled for Friday.