The photographer who used a drone to capture the image that cuts to the core of the protests against gender-based violence could be in a lot of trouble.
SARS wants you to know that failure to file your tax returns will be met with the full force of the National Prosecuting Authority.
The Department of Home Affairs is working to completely overhaul the current marriage policy in South Africa.
The Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences Bill includes a demerit system that could hold serious implications for South African motorists.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has signed a new bill into law that has some serious repercussions for how driving offences are handled.
A special judicial review has revealed the extremely lenient suspended sentences handed down by a Durban magistrate to convicted child rapists.
Attorneys and advocates need to take note of some important new rules that govern how they manage their trust accounts.
Steinhoff is set to make corporate history again with their latest legal attack on Markus Jooste and Ben la Grange.
If you’re tired of forking out money every year to the criminally inept SABC, you could always try and cancel your TV licence. Good luck with that.
The US Supreme Court is relaxing their laws on vulgar language, which granted this chap a long-sought trademark. Not everyone is pleased.
South Africans are losing huge sums of money to immigration fraudsters, in what some are calling “the perfect crime”.
Kevin Spacey made a surprise appearance yesterday, at the courthouse where he’s being tried for indecent assault.
Paul Baise has been struggling to empty his water tanks amidst legal proceedings, which began when he was busted selling water during the drought.
A new High Court ruling could have a major positive impact on the rights of domestic workers in South Africa.
According to an update provided late last week by the Department of Health, the legalities around CBD just became far clearer.
On Tuesday, Adam will appear in the Randburg Magistrate’s Court on charges of crimen injuria. Legal experts have given their take on whether he’ll be found guilty.
Adam “not one k***** in sight” Catzavelos has been keeping a low profile of late, but now he’s back in the country.
In the case of Stellenbosch University versus Jurie Roux, SA Rugby’s chief executive, it’s been a long seven years.
Your ID number reveals a surprising amount of information about who you are. Here’s how to decode it.
A Constantia man is facing charges of illegally selling mountain water by the truckload during the drought, as well as throttling his neighbour.
A father in Nigeria sold his 14- and 16-year-old daughters to a man who contacted him on Facebook, and he isn’t the only one.
The National Qualifications Framework Amendment Bill promises harsh consequences for those caught lying about their qualifications.
Julia Roberts is speaking out against the celebrity parents who scammed their kids’ way into top universities in the States.
Recruitment firm Robert Walters recently released its annual salary survey, with lawyers featuring amongst the list of top earners.
One of K-pop’s biggest bands, BIGBANG, has been shown to have sinister connections to rape-themed chat groups, sexual bribery, and prostitution.
Johnson & Johnson claims that their baby powder doesn’t cause cancer, but a California jury clearly disagrees.
Jerry Seinfeld is involved in two lawsuits – one against him, and one that he brought against European Collectibles over an allegedly fake Porsche that’s been doing the rounds.
Elon wasn’t supposed to tweet about things that could impact the markets without Tesla’s approval, but he just couldn’t help himself.
South Africans have been recording conversations, meetings and other work-related activities without the consent of their employers. Is it legal?
Magistrate Sean Lea was busted texting on his phone, while another court official slept, rather than paying attention to court proceedings.