By Lebo Collins Manzini Since the beginning of time, education has always been a way in which society conveys knowledge from generation to generation. Education today is considered a basic […]
Read moreCentre for Child Law and Others v South African Council for Educators and Others (SCA) (unreported case no 1289/2022, 8-4-2024) (Tolmay AJA (Nicholls, Mbatha and Mothle JJA and Mbhele AJA […]
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This article discusses the role of both law teachers and legal practitioners in the provision of legal education in South Africa (SA). Legal education has narrowly been viewed through […]
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Independent Institute of Education (Pty) Ltd v The KwaZulu-Natal Law Society and Others (KZP) (unreported case no 9090/18, 22-2-2019) (Sibiya AJ) In this significant judgment, the applicant was the Independent […]
Read moreBy Kgomotso Ramotsho In the May issue of De Rebus, the editor’s note ‘Legal education in crisis’ 2017 (May) DR 3 focussed on the quality of the LLB qualification. This […]
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 […]
Read moreBy Nomfundo Manyathi-Jele Federation of Governing Bodies for South African Schools v Member of the Executive Council for Education, Gauteng and Another (CC) (unreported case no CCT/209/15, 20-5-2016) (Moseneke DCJ) […]
Read moreDean of the Law Faculty of the University of North West and Others v Masisi (SCA) (unreported case no 297/2013, 20-2-2014) (Navasa, Mhlantla and Petse JJA, Van Zyl and Swain […]
Read moreBy Clement Marumoagae University law clinics play an important role in training law graduates for the legal profession. Law clinics are traditionally understood to have two main objectives: Teaching law […]
Read moreBy Kim Hawkey Who guards the guardians? Regulation of the legal profession In a session chaired by South African attorney Max Boqwana, the chairperson of the United Kingdom (UK) Bar […]
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