DONALD Trump has been blamed for many things. Still, even the US president might have raised his eyebrows at the SA Rugby contention that the war in Iran was responsible for the reportedly slow ticket sales for the Springboks’ opening Test...
ALTHOUGH widespread violence was largely averted during the illegal immigration marches on June 30, economists and business leaders say the uncertainty surrounding the demonstrations came at a significant cost to South Africa’s...
MORE than two decades ago, the Supreme Court of Appeal decided that the Road Accident Fund had a duty to pay loss of support to someone whose life partner had been killed in a car accident – even though there is no such thing as a common-law...
IN A landmark judgment that delivers a “damning indictment” of local and provincial authorities, South Africa’s Constitutional Court has declared the controversial 2015 sale of the prime Tafelberg property in Sea Point unlawful,...
FOR YEARS, the DA has presented itself as South Africa's foremost champion of clean governance. Throughout the years of state capture under Jacob Zuma, the party positioned itself as the uncompromising defender of accountability,...
