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In today's podcast, Sandile Ngcobo and four other judges begin their term in the Concourt; the WTO and the ILO report that the world's poor see few benefits from trade; and Julius Malema says that...
Judge Sandile Ngcobo starts his first day as Chief Justice of the Constitutional Court on Monday, alongside four new judges appointed by President Jacob Zuma at the weekend.
The Constitutional Court will have to decide whether Johannesburg's prepaid water meters are legal and whether the government's free water allowance is enough. Residents of Phiri in Soweto took the...
When the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) meets later this year to consider who will replace four titans of the Constitutional Court when their terms expire this October, it will be one of the...
Judges need to understand they are not above the law, said Ngoako Ramatlodi, the head of Parliament's Justice Committee, in an interview published on Friday.
Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe was sworn in by President Jacob Zuma at the Presidential Guesthouse in Pretoria on Monday. Motlanthe then received a hug from Zuma before taking his seat beside him.
Few actions of the post liberation South African government have created as much international and domestic indignation as the refusal to grant a visa to the Dalai Lama to enter South...
The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) said it was ready to accommodate registered voters living overseas, following Thursday's Constitutional Court judgment on the matter. "All we have to look...