Jacob Zuma challenges the Gauteng High Court's ruling on R28.9 million in legal fees, asserting that State officials, not him, should bear the responsibility.
A Teazers billboard advertisement that objectified women was banned by the Advertising Regulatory Board, underscoring the necessity of responsible representation ...
Allegations of South African nationals illegally serving in the Israeli Defense Forces are set to be heard in the Gauteng High Court, as activists seek to hold the ...
Fikile Mbalula has successfully obtained a gagging order against businessman Brown Mogotsi, following serious defamatory claims linking him to the murder of Wandile ...
National Director of Public Prosecutions Shamila Batohi is the first witness in the Nkabinde investigation into suspended DPP Andrew Chauke, which begins in Pretoria. ...
According to the Competition Commission's investigation, Google does have a monopoly on online news media sharing via Search. However, Google and several other tech ...
In finding that the disclosure was not defamatory, the judge overturned the R100,000 in damages awarded to K.
The Pension Funds Adjudicator's decisions regarding dependency and legal marriage status make it difficult for a customary wife to obtain a death benefit following ...
In a lawsuit filed by the Surtie family, Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana is now a respondent. The Surtie family is suing the Public Investment Corporation for ...
Court interpreters are robed for the first time in South Africa, underscoring their crucial function in the legal system.
As he gets ready to fight Vodacom in the Supreme Court of Appeal over the Please Call Me invention—a battle that has lasted more than 20 years—Nkosana Makate is ...
Former President Jacob Zuma has been ordered by the Gauteng High Court to pay back more than R28. 9 million in legal fees, including interest.
The Supreme Court of Appeal has ruled that the City of Johannesburg must either rebuild shelters for the homeless in Rabie Ridge or compensate them after unlawful ...
Following a 20-year legal battle over an electronic pin-pad invention, the Gauteng High Court has ruled against Advertising Digital Services, preventing them from ...
Following a Supreme Court of Appeal ...
The Gauteng High Court has ruled that a wealthy husband must contribute R1. 5 million towards his wife's legal fees in their contentious divorce, highlighting the ...
Nicole Hoolsema takes Discovery Insure to court after her claim for a stolen vehicle was denied, citing a faulty tracking device as the reason for rejection.
A woman learns she is legally married to her former partner, despite having a domestic violence interdict against him. The Gauteng High Court intervenes to overturn ...
Maintaining vehicle roadworthiness is vital for insurance claims.
An employee's dismissal for misusing petty cash to buy chocolate bars raises questions about trust and workplace ethics, as the Labour Court reviews the case following ...
Two widows clash in court over a controversial marriage involving a 12-year-old bride, as a judge seeks oral evidence to unravel the complexities of customary law. ...
Diamond dealer Louis Liebenberg is ordered to undergo a 30-day mental evaluation after a disruptive courtroom incident, raising questions about his understanding ...
Wonder Nkambule spent nearly eight years in prison for a crime he did not commit, only to face an additional 77 days of unlawful detention after his appeal.
Kenny Kunene faces a court-ordered apology to EFF leader Julius Malema after the Gauteng High Court ruled his derogatory remarks constituted hate speech, raising ...
The Labour Party of South Africa's urgent legal bid to stop the National Dialogue has been dismissed by the Gauteng High Court, raising questions about the President's ...