The former Deputy National Director of Public Prosecutions wanted her job back with benefits.

Myeni’s new legal team have applied for a case postponement.

Peter Moyo: “I am entitled to claim in accordance with my contract”.

The Chief Justice revealed that they were going to modernise the courts.

CPS was instructed to pay back the money with interest that would backdate to 2014.

The RICA act will be suspended for two years which will allow parliament to bring the legislation in line with the constitution.

Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane believes the courts are not offering her the same protection they did to her predecesor.

David Rakgase, a farmer in Limpopo, will finally be able to purchase the Nooitgedacht farm he has been working for nearly three decades.

This is a result of Tanzania owing a farmer $33 million.

Krejcir’s latest in a long line of bids to be moved or released from the Leeuwkop Maximum security prison involves an alleged plot against his life.

In her ruling, the judge said it would not benefit Omotoso to split the charges between different courts because he had already spent so much time in jail.

Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane believes she is the target of an apartheid-style ‘Stratcom’ media campaign to tarnish her reputation.

Phumelela Gaming and Leisure have filed legal papers with the North Gauteng High Court claiming a Public Protector is biased and full of errors.

Jhb High Court has ruled that banks can no longer take money from consumer’s account without their permission.

The Center for Child Law has called for children caught smoking cannabis not to be criminalised.

Police officers on the scene are combing the building and surround precinct for clues.

In February 2018 the Sunday Times accused Makhubele of pushing for a R500 million investment into VBS Bank “without any agreement being signed”.

Concerned that the EFF can’t pay off their debt to them, AfriForum want the courts to take a radical new measure against Julius Malema

AfriForum have got the EFF on strings in court battles. They’ve just won two cases in a day against the red berets: It’s bad news for Malema’s legal bills.

Nxumalo applauded the court’s security forces and the public for their role in apprehending the inmate.

Disturbing and depraved details of crimes committed by the man known as The Springs Monster.

Crime in Joburg is not known to be all hunky dory. This will frighten even the hardest of individuals, though.

Julian Knight wants his client treated “just like any other murderer”.

Now this seems very fair…

A historic ruling to make spanking illegal has split South Africa into two fractious camps