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Report back: Roundtable on Consultation and the Constitution
On 26 August 2014 the HSF hosted a Roundtable event on Consultation and the Constitution. The event featured Mtende Mhango, Iraj Abedian and John Jeffery. This ...
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The HSF and the JSC
This brief details the HSF's ongoing litigation against the JSC.
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Parliament Clarifies ‘Motion of No Confidence’ Rules
With the release of the Public Protector’s Nkandla Report, questions will arise concerning a possible ‘motion of impeachment’. It is important that Parliament ...
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Report back: The 2013 Helen Suzman Memorial Lecture
This brief provides a summary of the 2013 Helen Suzman Memorial Lecture delivered by Justice Zakeria Mohammed Yacoob.
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The Meaning of the Marikana Judgment
The Marikana costs judgment recently handed down by the Constitutional Court is a result of Constitution’s commitment to the separation of powers.
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A Review of Concourt and SCA Decisions: Undermining or Empowering the Rule of Law?
In this Brief, the review of Constitutional Court and Supreme Court of Appeal decisions will be examined showing some aspects: the government’s views; the ...
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Tlokwe and the Rule of Law
Tlokwe (Potchefstroom) has been the site of an intense political battle between the ANC and the DA. The unfolding of the drama there provides incisive lessons ...
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HSF Takes JSC to Court: Update
This Brief gives an update on the HSF’s pending court case against the Judicial Service Commission (JSC).
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Service Delivery: What does the Constitutional Court say?
This Brief examines the recent judgment of the Constitutional Court in Rademan v Moqhaka Municipality and Others delivered on 26 April 2013. This case dealt ...
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POSIB: President urged to act
This Brief looks at the passage of POSIB and argues that the President should not sign the Bill.
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