By Cora van der Merwe Noseweek editor, Martin Welz, and Chaucer Publications (Pty) Ltd trading as Noseweek (the defendants) were sued for defamation in the Western Cape Division of the […]
Read moreBy Grumpy Attorney Often as a legal practitioners, we are so enmeshed in our daily grind, that we do not see the bigger picture. What follows, are some concerns I […]
Read moreBy Chris Watters Whether the issue surrounds Syrian or African refugees ‘pouring’ into the European Union or the United Kingdom (UK). Mexicans supposedly flooding into the United States, or the […]
Read moreBy Ndivhuwo Ishmel Moleya On 9 January 2018, former President Jacob Zuma announced that he had decided to appoint a commission of inquiry to investigate the allegations of state capture […]
Read moreBy Clement Marumoagae The South African government, South African universities, the legal profession, as well as various sectors of our society continuously engage the debate relating to the transformation of […]
Read moreBy Nkateko Nkhwashu We live in an era of media sensationalism and televised court cases. With all this comes a need for people, as well as institutions (private and public) […]
Read moreBy Kyle Stephen Abrahams Studying towards becoming an attorney can be an exciting and rewarding career. Students are told that once they obtain their law degrees that a bright and […]
Read moreThe South African Law Reform Commission Project 110 Review of the Child Care Act Report (2002) recommended that all legal ties be severed in the case of gamete donors. As […]
Read moreBy Martin van Staden Public participation in the affairs of government is democracy in action. Government receives a general mandate once every five years, however, public participation serves to legitimise […]
Read moreBy Nicholas Mgedeza It is well known that within both the public and private school system, there are schoolgirls that fall pregnant during their tenure as students. This has culminated […]
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