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Uniform Rule 49(11) was used as a method of enforcing court orders while the appeal process was underway. This has been repealed and its empty place is a ...

This is the first Brief in a series of Briefs which looks at the role of Traditional Leaders in African Countries.

A synopsis of the Rome Statute and its interplay with the African Union.

The Constitutional Court’s decision in Government of Zimbabwe v Fick is a partial victory; the disbandment of the SADC Tribunal remains a travesty of justice. ...

The future of the neutered SADC Tribunal is dependent upon the SADC Summit in August and perhaps the pending ruling of the South African Constitutional Court ...

The adoption of the newest SADC Tribunal Protocol has sought to rebirth the Tribunal after a long gestation period where it underwent significant review. The ...

This Brief looks at the science behind marijuana and discusses that marijuana is not as bad as Governments want us to think.

This brief looks at the relevance of rationality in the Speaker’s determination of the procedure to be followed in a vote of no confidence, as set out by the ...

This Brief looks at how the resources are allocated in terms of Primary Health Care (PHC) under the NHI White Paper.

In recent legal interventions involving the unlawful suspension of the National Head of the Hawks, the Helen Suzman Foundation became aware that the Minister ...