All posts tagged Courts
Marius Redelinghuys
I have known for a long time that the SABC continues to function as a well-oiled propaganda machine on taxpayer money -- despite the fall of apartheid. However, it was recently confirmed that the so-called "Paper for the People", the Sunday Times, ha...
Michael Trapido
Trade union federation Cosatu is demanding that the two men accused of the murder of AWB leader Eugene Terre'Blanche be given bail. In a statement, issued by the Congress of SA Trade Unions in the North West, the union says that the suspects must ...
M&G Online Talkback
This week's Talkback question on the Mail & Guardian Online: What are the implications for the elections now that Zuma could be recharged? Read more Zuma to challenge SCA ruling Judge Nicholson red-carded by SCA Court opens way for n...
Michael Trapido
What should the courts or the state do when a 13-year-old girl refuses to undergo a heart transplant, which may or may not extend her life? Intervene and compel the operation or adhere to the wishes of the child? Before reading further bear in min...
Siyabonga Ntshingila
With The Honourable Nhlanhla Musa Nene's struggles with gravity occupying much of the public consciousness late last week, (does that moment NOT justify this year's licence fee all of its own?), you most likely missed the following story in the news ...
M&G Online Talkback
This week's Talkback question on the Mail & Guardian Online: Zuma ruling: What now for Mbeki? Read more Mbeki hits back at interference comments NPA to appeal against Zuma judgement Round one to Zuma Have your say by leaving a c...
Reg Rumney
South Africa lost one of its greatest investigative journalists and a fine thinker when Deon Basson died this week. What endeared him to me, aside from my admiration of his understanding of insurance companies and the determination that made him o...
Michael Trapido
Judge Chris Nicholson ruled in favour of Jacob Zuma in the application before the Pietermaritzburg High Court, in that the National Prosecuting Authority's decision to prosecute the ANC president was held to be invalid. His judgment flowed from a pro...
M&G Online Talkback
This week's Talkback question on the Mail & Guardian Online: What if Zuma wins? Read more Youth league plans 'huge party' for Zuma judgement Malema in a froth over Zuma Cosatu on Zuma: Don't test our patience Have your say by l...
Alison Tilley
Rape. It is a hard thing to think about, and not usually the subject of cartoons. Did the Zapiro cartoon cross the line? And what is that line, anyway? I don’t think it crossed the line. Michael Trapido thinks it did, and argues (in his blog "Wi...
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