Julius Malema: Martyr for Black Liberation
Please skip to the final heading of this article when you feel sufficiently triggered to close your browser tab. Julius
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Judiciary
The New Right to Equality
Written by: Jack Calhoun Section 1 of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa states that South Africa is one,
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Recipe for a successful South Africa
Do not kid yourself: South Africa isn’t a great country. We are far from it. And we have never been
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Public Interest Is Suffocating Private Interest
Written by: Thomas Murray In early December 2016, the Supreme Court of Appeal delivered the judgment for the case of The Minister
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Separation of Powers – The Ghost in the Machine
In South Africa, we have not questioned the structure of our State since 1994. This is mostly because we were
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It’s Time to Legalize Sex Work
If there is any underrated provision in South African constitutional law, it is the right to trade, choose your profession,
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A Brief Introduction to Libertarian Legal Theory
Libertarianism is in essence a philosophy which deals with the proper role of law in society, although it is not
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Judges Must Become Commissars, According to Cosatu
A recent article on News24 reports S’dumo Dlamini, President of the Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu), saying the
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Why the judiciary must have an anti-government ‘agenda’
Recently, the African National Congress’ Secretary General Gwede Mantashe stated in an interview that the South African judiciary at times
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