Month: April 2019

The Nelson Mandela Foundation and Afriforum are opposing each other in the Johannesburg Equality Court. From Groundup. The Nelson Mandela Foundation is asking the Equality […]

This article first appeared in Groundup. Twenty-two former underground miners are claiming more than R80 million in damages from Sasol Coal after they contracted serious […]

This article first appeared in Moneyweb. Environmental activists are headed to court next month in a bitter defamation suit brought last year by Australian mining […]

This article first appeared in Moneyweb. SA’s municipal sector faces collapse as financial governance continues to deteriorate, says Ratings Afrika’s latest Municipal Financial Sustainability Index […]

This article first appeared in Moneyweb. The Cape Equality Court last week tossed out a claim of racial discrimination against FNB brought by usury expert […]

This article first appeared in Moneyweb. The modern era of deal-making requires an army of lawyers. It’s been more than a year since Sibanye-Stillwater announced […]

Last week Mineral Resources Minister Gwede Mantashe visited Phola, in Mpumalanga, to hear complaints that blasting from nearby coal mines was causing cracks in houses […]

This article first appeared in Moneyweb. Listening to the daily corruption report from the Commission of Inquiry into State Capture one can easily miss some […]

This article first appeared in Moneyweb. The ANC is on target to win next month’s election. The big question is whether it loses Gauteng. The […]

This article first appeared in Moneyweb. Civil society group Corruption Watch wants five former Eskom board members declared delinquent directors. It has applied to the […]