Will an Australian mine on the West Coast be held to account for allegedly causing a cliff to collapse?
By John Yeld
Law | 20 March 2017
Dr Hugh Brathwaite falsely claimed that his product could prevent HIV transmission
Law | 16 March 2017
Encryption of digital signal at issue
Law | 15 March 2017
Long shadow of apartheid laws perpetuates discrimination
Law | 13 March 2017
The country would be liable for any accident transporting nuclear material from Vladivostok to Qatar for instance
Law | 24 February 2017
Agreement doesn’t mean nuclear reactors about to be built, argues state
Law | 23 February 2017
Search was conducted after controversial Australian-owned West Coast mine, Tormin, allegedly caused a cliff to collapse
By John Yeld
Law | 23 February 2017
And what you can do to stop it
Law | 23 February 2017
No record of dismissed workers’ agreement in court file
Law | 23 February 2017
“We had the arms deal, we had Nkandla … it’s not the majority of South Africans that will benefit from this deal,” says activist
By Melanie Gosling and Ashraf Hendricks
Law | 22 February 2017
“Independent” consultant was in fact an employee
By John Yeld
Law | 22 February 2017
Court says “animals are sentient beings” capable of suffering and pain
Law | 22 February 2017
Environmental authority was “gunning for it”, claims Tormin
By John Yeld
Law | 21 February 2017
Tormin case will decide if government’s environmental watchdog still has power when it comes to mining
By John Yeld
Law | 19 February 2017
Some residents have been on the land since 1958
Law | 17 February 2017
