Tardy judges late on hundreds of judgments

Some judgments have been outstanding for four years

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Brief | 15 October 2025

Law clinics flooded as Home Affairs blocks asylum seekers from the system

Refugee offices are still not processing new applications unless immigrants have a transit visa, despite a court ruling that this is unconstitutional

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News | 15 October 2025

Buildings torched during University of the Free State protests

Students angry at changes to registration system

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Brief | 14 October 2025

Magistrates protest outside court, demanding higher wages

Magistrates are under-recognised and under-paid, says former Constitutional Court judge Edwin Cameron

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Brief | 14 October 2025

Judge hands down ruling three years late

For most of that time there was no record of it in the official report that tracks late judgments

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News | 14 October 2025

In photos: Teenager supports her family using an e-bike

Green Riders, a last-mile delivery company, aims to create over 50,000 jobs for unemployed youth

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Photo Essay | 14 October 2025

Eviction case for hundreds of refugees to be heard in April

Government has spent millions on Wingfield and Paint City camps since 2020

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Brief | 13 October 2025

Hanover Park residents threaten gangsters outside their homes

“Tell your people, the children that are being shot … it must come to an end”

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Brief | 13 October 2025

Hundreds of people to be evicted from land owned by Shoprite

“We don’t want to be thrown into the street like dogs” says Mfuleni community leader Andiswa Nkohla

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Brief | 13 October 2025