After 14 years of highly controversial amendments, South Africa’s parliament has finally approved the Traditional Courts Bill.The Bill now awaits the signature of the president to become law.

Judicial governance and court administration will be placed under the authority of the judiciary itself, enabling it to ...

After 14 years of highly controversial amendments, South Africa’s parliament has finally approved the Traditional Courts Bill.The Bill now awaits the signature of the President to become law.

South Africa was also one of the first states to accept the court's jurisdiction in 2002. Today, 34 of the 55 African Union member states have formally accepted the protocol , thereby agreeing to ...

South Africa’s court system has been abused by powerful people: five ways to stop it Published: September 14, 2023 2:02pm EDT. Narnia Bohler-Muller, Human Sciences Research Council.