Devastated mom of four struggles after her home was auctioned for a measly R5 000
Patricia Mzamo, a single mother of four, faces eviction after her home was sold at auction for a mere R5 000, leaving her with significant debt and uncertainty about her family's future.
Auction shock: Single mother’s home sold for R5,000 after bond arrears
Patricia Mzamo, a single mother of four, grapples with the devastating reality of eviction after her home was auctioned for a mere R5 000, despite her desperate attempts to negotiate with SA Home Loans. This article delves into her heartbreaking journey and the implications of the sale.
Constitutional Court grants South African prisoners the right to study with personal laptops
In a groundbreaking ruling, South Africa's Constitutional Court has affirmed prisoners' rights to use personal computers for educational purposes, paving the way for enhanced access to education behind bars.
High Court denies husband's quick divorce request as wife fights for their marriage
A husband's desperate bid for a quick divorce faces a setback as his wife clings to hope for reconciliation, prompting the Durban High Court to navigate the intricate dynamics of their troubled marriage.
Eviction crisis: Single mother loses home for just R5 000 at auction
Patricia Mzamo, a single mother of four, grapples with the devastating reality of eviction after her home was auctioned for a mere R5 000, despite her desperate attempts to negotiate with SA Home Loans. This article delves into her heartbreaking journey and the implications of the sale.
Fathers 4 Justice supports mandatory mediation to end lengthy family litigation
Fathers 4 Justice South Africa champions Judge Dunstan Mlambo's mediation directive, claiming it will shield families from the financial burdens of prolonged litigation in divorce cases.
Court orders car seller to refund dealership for misrepresentation of vehicle model
A recent court ruling highlights the importance of accurate vehicle representation in sales, as a retired police officer is ordered to refund a dealership after misrepresenting the age of his car.
Law firm challenges mandatory mediation directive in Constitutional Court
A Pretoria law firm is fighting back against a directive mandating mediation for civil cases in Gauteng's high courts, claiming it infringes on the rights of litigants.
Request to relocate sons to Israel denied
A mother of two sons will have to return to Israel without her children after the Gauteng High Court found it is better and safer for them to grow up in South Africa with their father.
High Court blocks mother's attempt to relocate sons to Israel amid visa issues
A mother facing deportation from South Africa is denied permission by the Gauteng High Court to take her children to Israel, as the judge prioritises their best interests amid concerns over safety and stability.
Ramaphosa begins vital consultations for the next deputy chief justice
President Cyril Ramaphosa begins consultations with the Judicial Service Commission and political leaders to appoint a new deputy chief justice, following the vacancy left by Mandisa Maya's promotion to chief justice.
Ramaphosa initiates crucial consultations for deputy chief justice appointment
Amidst a judicial leadership vacuum, President Cyril Ramaphosa engages with the Judicial Service Commission and political leaders to appoint a new deputy chief justice, following Mandisa Maya's historic promotion.
Pretoria law firm challenges mandatory mediation directive in Constitutional Court
A Pretoria law firm is fighting back against a controversial directive mandating mediation for civil cases in Gauteng's high courts, claiming it infringes on the rights of litigants. Will the Constitutional Court uphold their challenge?
Legal battle over beloved showjumping horse Evening Storm
A legal dispute has arisen over Evening Storm, a showjumping gelding, as his owner, Lindsi Wood, seeks to reclaim him from veterinarian Michelle Miller, who claims the horse was a gift. The Gauteng High Court is now involved in this time-sensitive matter
Gauteng High Court rules against mother seeking to take her sons to Israel
A mother of two sons will have to return to Israel without her children after the Gauteng High Court found it is better and safer for them to grow up in South Africa with their father
Court awards R5. 5million in damages after twin swap at birth
After a tragic baby swap incident over 20 years ago, the Gauteng High Court has ordered the MEC for Health to pay R5. 5 million in damages to the affected families, highlighting the emotional and psychological toll of the mix-up.
Soweto resident injured after falling into open manhole: City of Johannesburg held partially liable
Sizakele Yende's injury from an open manhole in Soweto raises questions about the City of Johannesburg's maintenance responsibilities and the challenges of urban infrastructure.
There is an urgent need for cervical cancer awareness, UP Professor says
Despite advancements in medical science, cervical cancer remains a leading cause of death among South African women. This article explores the urgent need for improved screening and awareness to combat this preventable disease
Court awards R5. 5million in damages after twin swop at birth
After a tragic baby swap incident over 20 years ago, the Gauteng High Court has ordered the MEC for Health to pay R5. 5 million in damages to the affected families, highlighting the emotional and psychological toll of the mix-up
Gauteng High Court mandates mediation for civil trials
Starting this week, the Gauteng Division of the High Court will require litigants to demonstrate attempts at mediation before new civil trial dates are issued, a move aimed at alleviating the backlog of cases
Eastern Cape tenants lose class action bid against the ECDC
More than 70 households in the Eastern Cape face the loss of their homes after their class action bid against the Eastern Cape Development Corporation was dismissed. The ongoing dispute highlights issues of tenant rights and property ownership.
Court overturns drunken driving conviction of soccer fan
A soccer fan's drunken driving conviction has been overturned by the High Court, raising questions about the legal process and the implications of self-representation in court.
Court awards R850 000 to man wrongfully detained for 120 days
A man wrongfully detained for 120 days by police is awarded R850,000 in damages after detailing the horrific conditions he endured in custody, including witnessing violence and suffering from inadequate care
Cape Town cancer patients win legal battle to retain top oncologist
Sixteen cancer patients successfully challenged a Cape Town hospital's decision to terminate their oncologist's privileges, highlighting the importance of patient rights and access to quality healthcare.
How a convicted mother’s mental health impacts her divorce proceedings
A woman serving an 18-year sentence for the murder of her child faces divorce proceedings, prompting her sister to seek a curator's appointment due to concerns over her mental health.