Constitutionally Speaking
A story about D, his mother S, and the dehumanising denialism of genocide apologists
On decadent elites: Why do the work when you can just have a National Dialogue?
MK party’s ConCourt challenge to Mchunu’s removal raises important constitutional law issues
Budget postponement brings into sharp focus SA’s new coalition reality
On the alarmist, misleading, and anti-constitutional claims made by critics of the Expropriation Act
Why (almost) everything I learnt on social media about the Buffelsfontein tragedy turned out to be wrong
Court cases against UCT and Maties are emblematic of the ‘Mpofu-fication’ of SA universities
Constitutional Court woes must be top of Chief Justice Mandisa Maya’s agenda
Concerted effort needed from legal profession to fix ‘incompetent’ Legal Practice Council
Sharp rise in number of people shot dead by KZN cops is cause for serious concern
Fix the JSC rather than banning John Hlophe from serving on it
Reasons why the GNU might end up as an exhibit in Zagreb’s Museum of Broken Relationships
Zuma’s MK party may be litigiously backing itself into corner with doomed urgent application
No, a political party cannot sabotage the election of the President by refusing to participate in the election of the President by the National Assembly
The IEC is not perfect, but beware of bad faith attacks aimed at discrediting the election
Why the ConCourt is not the appropriate body to resolve policy disagreements about the NHI Act
Zuma MK party representation may be critical for votes but push for ConCourt judges’ recusal probably a dead end
The slippery path to a stable coalition government
Be wary of political parties that undermine our democracy with unsubstantiated attacks on the IEC
Retaining Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula as Speaker is not a legal matter, but a political choice
The case for an academic boycott of Israeli universities complicit in the Gaza onslaught
All-white, all-male legal teams are wrong on so many levels
Why ending the ANC’s cadre deployment policy may do little to end corruption and nepotism
Apartheid of the soul: On Wilgenhof abuses and those who justify or defend them
On David Teeger, Cricket SA and the wrongheaded freedom of speech arguments made in his defence
A hustle here and a hustle there — how things work (maybe) in Cuba
Rugby, Rassie, the Springboks, my father and me – a South African parable
Julius Malema has opened himself to criminal charges of ‘scandalising the court’
Zuma’s bid to set aside Raymond Zondo’s appointment as Chief Justice is a legal nonsense
On tardiness and torpidity: It’s time the Legal Practice Council stepped up to do its duty