DA MP, Noko Masipa said a fair and transparent water rights system is the cornerstone of any successful agriculture sector.

The appeal was brought by Ledla Structural Development, which the tribunal found had been irregularly awarded Covid contracts.

The Constitutional Court has recently ruled that the provisions of the Birth and Deaths Registrations Act do not apply to miscarriages.

The ConCourt has ruled against suspended public protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane in her high court application for leave to appeal its judgement.

The Hillbrow Magistrate’s Court heard that Paul Makaula, who is accused of vandalising ConCourt, was convicted of murder in 2010.

The first few details are emerging from ConCourt, after the iconic venue was attacked by a man armed with a hammer earlier today.

First Parliament, now ConCourt? Police were called to Constitution Hill on Wednesday, and detained a ‘hammer-wielding suspect’.

South Africans, we’re going to the polls this year! That’s according to ConCourt, who ruled on Friday that the Local Elections ‘will not be delayed’.

Jacob Zuma’s defiant behaviour has opened up a can of worms for ConCourt – and Busisiwe Mkhwebane may soon take advantage of this situation.

The Zuma family isn’t taking ConCourt’s majority decision too well this week – and one member of the Nkandla household seeks payback via land invasions…

Room for one more in Zuma’s cell, maybe? ConCourt is having a week to remember, and it’s now Cyril Ramaphosa’s turn to face the music…

The ConCourt decision to send Jacob Zuma to jail may have been a bombshell – but it wasn’t unanimous, and a minority of judges argued AGAINST it.

The former president is likely to start a prison term this week – but is there one last, appeal-shaped ace up Jacob Zuma’s sleeve?

ConCourt has slammed Jacob Zuma for his ‘unacceptable behaviour’ at the State Capture Inquiry – and Msholozi must now pay the price.

The EFF leader is facing-off with the NPA on Tuesday, as Julius Malema tries to get an apartheid-era law scrapped – but will it pave the way for land grabs?

By her application, Jiba has successfully prolonged the Parliamentary process to decide whether or not she should be reinstated.

Parents could earn a criminal record if they are charged for abuse.

“Tough love” is no longer a legal method to discipline your children with in SA, ConCourt has ruled. Even a spanking could now be ruled a criminal offence.

Just 15 hours after President Cyril Ramaphosa blasted Busisiwe Mkhwebane in a televised address, the Public Protector was steamrollered in ConCourt.

The less-than-dynamic duo have enjoyed a rare victory in ConCourt. Here’s what this decision means for the futures of Nomgcobo Jiba and Lawrence Mrwebi.

With just six days left until the 2019 Elections, ConCourt was faced with an intriguing decision on Thursday: Here’s why one group wanted the vote delayed.

Hlaudi Motsoeneng seems likely to receive an award for ongoing financial contributions to the South African legal profession, if his run of bad luck in the courts continue.

Never underestimate a South African’s ability to make a joke out of the news. Now the dagga law’s changed, we’ve had a field day.

After a bit of confusion, ConCourt has made the significant move to make dagga legal, as long as it is being used privately.

Tuesday could see marijuana legalisation take a huge stride forward, as the “highest” court in the land decides if dagga can be used privately.

Things are looking bleak for Shaun Abrahams, who has been told to sling his hook by ConCourt. But what happens next for the NPA director?

Shaun Abrahams’ day of reckoning has come, and it’s not good news for the NPA director. ConCourt have declared his post as “an invalid one”.

Power to the people? Parties will now have to declare where their funding comes from.

Happy New Year, Mr. President?

The highest court in the land seems a very apt setting for a debate about marijuana…

We spoke to DA Executive Chair James Selfe. He and his party don’t agree with yesterday’s decision to make political parties declare where private donations come from.

Common sense prevails in ConCourt

It’s not over until Juju says so…

The Helen Suzman Foundation and My Vote Counts are taking Zuma to the Constitutional Court over his axing of Pravin Gordhan, but they’re not stopping there.

The Constitutional Court has given Sassa until Monday to clarify exactly what the hoot is going on with the payment of grants, and Bathabile Dlamini’s not going to be able to deflect attention this time.

As the Constitutional Court (CC), the highest court in the land, has ruled that you have failed to uphold your oath of office, it is, therefore, befitting to address you as Jacob Zuma, not as the President anymore.

From Australia to Europe and even the States… South Africa is trending for all the wrong reasons.

The president’s problems have only just begun, as the opposition moves to impeach Zuma on the grounds of the Constitutional Court’s ruling against him.