Black lawyer urges ‘excluded colleagues’ to ‘act against racism’
Black businesses and lawyers should ‘not be shy’ to sue for anti-competitive practices when they are excluded from markets because of their race, says lawyerMaritime law’s little closed shop of ‘racial horrors’
Zimbabwean’s charges highlight difficulties outsiders have breaking into shipping briefs, writes Franny Rabkin
Home Affairs defends decision to grant asylum to war crimes suspect
Department tells the court it took 'all factors' into account in granting refugee status to suspected Rwandan war criminal Faustin Nyamwasa
Solidarity refers Telkom wage dispute to CCMA
Union — demanding 8.8% wage increase — says five rounds of negotiations since March have proved fruitless, but talks on severance, retirement packages continue
Lonmin workers embark on illegal strike
Miner’s stock drops sharply as Amcu workers start three-day strike after murder of organiser Mawethu Joseph Steven, and tension with NUM runs high
Doctors’ ethics watchdog awaits complaint
Department probing claims that 80 doctors have been drawing salaries and overtime pay for working in provincial hospitals when in fact they have been working in their private practices
Patents for profit can slow greater innovation
There is increasing recognition that the patent system imposes social costs and fails to maximise innovation, writes Joseph Stiglitz
Tlokwe mayor faces corruption inquiry
The public protector is set to probe corruption allegations against Tlokwe mayor Maphetle Maphetle, who was briefly ousted after an ANC internal coup went awry
Lonmin lawyer accused of ‘deliberately interrupting’ proceedings
Concerns are raised about conduct of Schalk Burger in inquiry, but evidence leader Mbuyiseli Madlanga says many of his objections to questions are validCourt blocks ‘unsuitable’ municipal manager
A municipality has for the first time been prevented from appointing a municipal manager, by the Labour Court, on the grounds that has failed in similar positions he has held before
Solidarity refers Telkom wage dispute to CCMA
Union — demanding 8.8% wage increase — says five rounds of negotiations since March have proved fruitless, but talks on severance, retirement packages continue
Alien tort ruling is a snub for global justice
The US once again snubs the international criminal justice movement with the Supreme Court’s conservative judgment in the Kiobel case, writes Mia Swart
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- Legislature sends safety bill to premier
- Police operation at Marikana ‘chaotic’
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