Competition watchdogs face a crisis of credibility
The biggest victim of South Africa’s law-enforcement turf war may be the public’s faith in the rule of law
‘Weather attributions science’ sounds futuristic – but it could see insurers and courts enforce until-now formulaic board decisions on ESG
Prosecutions boss Shamila Batohi leaves office this week – the first head of the NPA to serve a full term. But did she deliver the goods?
Pump.fun allows anyone to launch their own cryptotoken; 98% of those collapse to zero
A leaked recording, court orders and company records point to a high-stakes struggle over a lucrative Okavango hunting concession – and political meddling
A pre-dawn raid, a newly unsealed indictment and a President in cuffs: US prosecutors say Nicolás Maduro turned Venezuela into a cocaine pipeline to America.
A verdict against TotalEnergies in France could open the door to legal action against the oil giant in South Africa and other African countries
In a high court challenge, the government and independent power producers are accused of flouting localisation laws
Dividing the matrimonial home in divorce is about law and stability. Without legal advice, you risk leaving yourself and your assets vulnerable
Viceroy’s court loss over a 2018 Capitec report has big implications for foreign banks accused of rigging the rand
It’s vital that allegations of MTN’s corruption in securing its Iranian telecommunications contract be finally tested in a court of law
A billionaire. An allegedly fake financier. And a stock loan deal that triggered a $400m loss. Inside Ricardo Salinas’s fight to reclaim his fortune
The government is on a collision course with SA’s largest law firms over a new Black empowerment code. Will it back down before the case reaches court?
The RAF is in ICU. Not only is its R8.3bn backlog denying victims compensation, but thousands of execution orders against it are now jamming up the courts
