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  • Michelle Sithole - Mail & Guardian
    As an attorney and climate justice activist at the Centre for Environmental Rights (CER), she is helping shape South Africa's legal response to one of ...
  • Asanda Lembede - Mail & Guardian
    Asanda Lembede. Attorney of the High Court and associate in Fasken South Africa's Corporate & Commercial. 5 AUG 2026, 18:52.
  • Myron Sean Mer - Mail & Guardian
    ... South Africa. Away from the boardroom, Mer serves as a Small Claims Court commissioner, undertakes pro bono work and mentors young lawyers. The ...

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    South Africa can reduce queues and administrative costs without losing an important opportunity to identify changes in drivers’ vision. The two objectives can coexist if the new system is designed with the right safeguards.
  • RAMAPHOSA FARM HEIST: R9m Phala Phala theft trial wrestles with circumstantial evidence poser 5th August 2026
    A delayed police investigation, allegations of evidence tampering and a case built largely on cellphone records, unexplained wealth and inferences have left the Modimolle Magistrates’ Court with one question: has the State proved beyond reasonable doubt that the three accused conspired to steal more than R9m at the Phala Phala farm?
  • Mega Living Landscapes: A chance to put people back into nature in Eastern Cape 5th August 2026
    Through the Mega Living Landscapes initiative, the Eastern Cape has an opportunity to connect protected areas, communal and private land, towns and ecological corridors, restoring nature while creating jobs, enterprises, skills and economic growth for rural communities.
  • Procurement corruption persists because the system is built for capture 5th August 2026
    Political control over procurement gatekeepers does more than corrupt individual tenders. It translates public contracts into political resources, private enrichment and reshapes the political economy.
  • Moral Regeneration Moment: The Madlanga Effect — a national lesson in civic governance, the law and ethics 5th August 2026
    If we are looking for the perfect vehicle to verse South Africans in a much-needed masterclass in civics and governance, it is the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry into the capture of SA’s law enforcement agencies.
  • IN PICTURES: World Dog Surfing Championships, and more from around the world 5th August 2026
    Moving, tragic, surprising, inspiring, terrifying, shocking ... a selection of images from our planet, over the past seven days.
  • PHALA PHALA SAGA: Impeachment committee agrees that Ramaphosa should testify 5th August 2026
    Amid ongoing litigation in President Cyril Ramaphosa’s impeachment proceedings, MPs on Wednesday agreed he would be called to testify. That decision is part of the preparatory work Parliament’s impeachment committee can still do after Ramaphosa obtained an interdict against ‘public impeachment hearings’.
  • African doctors have a moral duty to speak up for patients who can’t 5th August 2026
    The true measure of medicine is not only how many lives we save, but how boldly we stand for those whose voices are never heard.

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