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Much has been made about recent comments by the President on land reform, especially on the question of expropriation without compensation. We look at what ...

Laying The Groundwork - CR17 And The Challenge To The Executive Ethics Code

This is the first in a three-brief series and it deals with the relationship between donations towards campaigns within political parties and the Executive ...

The previous brief outlined the procedure for admission to learners in Gauteng public schools. The current regulations date from 2012, and parts of them have ...

This is the first of two briefs on regulations governing entry into Gauteng’s public schools. It deals with the system as it has been since 2012. The 2012 ...

Left and Right in South African Politics To-Day II - The Right

In these two briefs, Charles Simkins traces the evolution of the South African Left and Right and considers their respective futures.

Left and Right in South African Politics To-Day I - The Left

In these two briefs, Charles Simkins traces the evolution of the South African Left and Right and considers their respective futures.

Legal Costs Orders - An Underused Tool For Accountability - Part II: The Present And Future

This brief - Part II in a two-part series - examines ongoing litigation where high-ranking public officials face the prospect of being ordered to pay legal ...

Legal Costs Orders - An Underused Tool For Accountability - Part I: A Look Through The Case Law

This brief is the first in a two-part series and will consider case law examining principles regarding cost awards against public officials in their personal ...

Legality In A State Of Disaster

This brief is a companion to our recently published brief entitled ‘A guide to the duties imposed on South Africans during the lockdown’. That brief should be ...

Legislatures in Lockdown

This brief argues in support of proposed amendments to the Disaster Management Act, which hold the potential to bring states of disaster under legislative ...