By Dr Motlatsi Molefe and Pearl Arnold Mfusi
South Africa’s legal profession stands at a critical crossroads. While much public attention focuses on access to justice and transformation within the sector, a growing concern is emerging from within the profession
August is a month in which South Africa celebrates the courage, resilience and achievements of women. But it is also a time for honest reflection about the barriers that continue to limit women’s full participation in every
Advocates for Transformation (AFT) held a gala dinner on 27 June 2026, under the theme ‘The Year of Reshaping the Bar’. The dinner was attended by AFT members from across the country and distinguished guest speakers, including the Ambassador of
The Black Lawyers Association UNISA Student Chapter (BLASC) held a dialogue and Youth Day commemoration on 16 June 2026 in Pretoria. The event was attended by high school learners, law students and candidate legal practitioners, who were addressed by speakers
The law is often expressed through principles, rights and obligations, but their real significance lies in how they are applied in practice. Across several contributions in this issue of De Rebus, authors examine the space between what the law requires
It will be noted from the Legal Practitioners Indemnity Insurance Fund NPC’s (LPIIF) latest integrated report that between 1996 and 30 June 2025, the company paid a total of R 1.48 billion in respect of claims. The integrated report can
