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23 Oct

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The Legal Sector Code Has Been Set Aside

Prepared by Stephanie Chetty and Nomonde Shelembe The High Court has set aside the Legal Sector Code of Good Practice, not because transformation in the legal profession isn’t a lofty cause, but because the Minister did not make the decision...

13 Oct

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The Price of a Rushed Process: Why the Constitutional Court Struck Down the Public Procurement Act

The Public Procurement Act 28 of 2024 (“the Act”) never had the opportunity to succeed or fail on its merits. Before it could come into operation, the Constitutional Court struck it down in its entirety. Hailed as the solution to...

07 Oct

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With all the disinformation circulating, let’s actually understand what the Constitutional Court judgment means

Introduction The Constitutional Court’s recent judgment in Scalabrini Centre of Cape Town and Others v Minister of Home Affairs and Others[1] is about more than the technicalities of South Africa’s asylum system. It raises a broader question: what happens when administrative...

09 Sep

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No Indulgences: Electoral Court Draws a Hard Line on Late Nominations Ahead of the November 2026 Municipal Elections

United Democratic Front Party v Electoral Commission of South Africa (005/26EC) [2026] ZAEC 04 (4 September 2026) Forum: Electoral Court of South Africa, Bloemfontein Coram: Adams J, Mangcu-Lockwood AJ and Professor Phooko (Additional Member) Outcome: Application dismissed, no order as...

22 Jul

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Recalibrating the State: Governance, Accountability and the Next Phase of Public Administration Reform

Executive Summary Administrative authority is shifting decisively from political office-bearers to Heads of Department (HODs) Accountability for governance and performance is becoming more direct and enforceable Anti-corruption and financial oversight mechanisms are materially strengthened Workforce mobility provisions introduce a more...

09 Jul

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Placing a Municipality under Administration: Judicial guidance from the Let’s Talk Komani Judgment

Admission privileges is not an absolute right – they are dependent on a healthcare practitioner’s lawful entitlement to practice and may terminate by operation of law through loss of certification or suspension.

03 Jul

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Admission Privileges: Key Lessons from the SCA’s Latest Healthcare Sector Ruling

Admission privileges is not an absolute right – they are dependent on a healthcare practitioner’s lawful entitlement to practice and may terminate by operation of law through loss of certification or suspension.

05 Jun

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Parliamentary Accountability — The Constitutional Court’s Judgment in EFF v Speaker of the National Assembly (CCT 35/24)

Introduction and Background On 8 May 2026, the Constitutional Court (“the Court”) delivered a judgment in Economic Freedom Fighters and Another v Speaker of the National Assembly and Others (CCT 35/24) [2026] ZACC 17, addressing the scope and integrity of...

05 Jun

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The Commissioner for the South African Revenue Service V Poulter (1110/2024) [2026] ZASCA 68: Implications for SARS

Introduction The Supreme Court of Appeal (“SCA”) delivered a judgment on 12 May 2026, which represents a significant procedural development in South African tax litigation. The SCA dismissed the Commissioner for the South African Revenue Service’s (“SARS”) appeal and confirmed...

24 Apr

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The battle for employment equity through numerical sectoral targets

On 1 January and 15 April 2025, employment law in South Africa . The Employment Equity Amendment Act (Act 4 of 2022) and Employment Equity Regulations (2025) respectively, came into effect, setting sectoral targets which require employers across 18 sectors...

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The Legal Sector Code Has Been Set Aside

The Price of a Rushed Process: Why the Constitutional Court Struck Down the Public Procurement Act

With all the disinformation circulating, let’s actually understand what the Constitutional Court judgment means

No Indulgences: Electoral Court Draws a Hard Line on Late Nominations Ahead of the November 2026 Municipal Elections

Recalibrating the State: Governance, Accountability and the Next Phase of Public Administration Reform

Placing a Municipality under Administration: Judicial guidance from the Let’s Talk Komani Judgment

Admission Privileges: Key Lessons from the SCA’s Latest Healthcare Sector Ruling

Parliamentary Accountability — The Constitutional Court’s Judgment in EFF v Speaker of the National Assembly (CCT 35/24)

The Commissioner for the South African Revenue Service V Poulter (1110/2024) [2026] ZASCA 68: Implications for SARS

The battle for employment equity through numerical sectoral targets

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