This September, De Rebus celebrates its 70th birthday. From relatively humble beginnings in 1956 it has become the voice of the profession.
In 1956 the then Law Society of the Transvaal launched the first edition of De
The Zinn triad in 2026: Still fit for purpose?
A violation of the constitutional right to a fair trial by judicial corruption
Mediation in the spectrum of dispute resolution: Law, practice and reform
Berko Files Motion For Acquittal And New Trial
Earlier this month, Asante Berko (a former Executive Director of Goldman Sachs International) was convicted by a jury of FCPA and related offenses in connection with a Ghana bribery scheme after a trial in the E.D. of New York.
Recently,
Are we really living through a technology backlash?
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Pleading Fault in a No-Fault Divorce: When Do Conduct Allegations Cross the Line? J.P v M.P (13220/2021) [2026] ZAWCHC 410 (12 August 2026).
Few interlocutory judgments manage to say something useful about both civil procedure and substantive family law in the same breath. The recent decision of Greig AJ in the Western Cape Division does exactly that. On its face, it is an
"An 1888 ordinance from the British colonial government precipitated the need for coffins. The traditional Ga practice…"
“… had been to bury relatives beneath the floor of the family home, to keep the dead close by. But British officials, concerned about hygiene, mandated the use of wooden coffins for burial in designated cemeteries. Some have suggested that
UN committee sounds alarm as Maasai in Tanzania face evictions and abuse
A UN committee on Friday warned that the Maasai Indigenous people in Tanzania are facing forced evictions and abuses at the hands of security forces, raising the alarm over escalating human rights violations.
The UN Committee on the Elimination