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This Brief is a continuation of a series which addresses the question; what is the State doing for the poor? It looks at the Expanded Public Works Programme by ...

This Brief serves as a continuation of a series which addresses the question; what is the State doing for the poor? It looks at the Expanded Public Works ...

What Would Edmund Burke Say? Reflections on the Appointment of the Chief Justice

This second of two briefs comments on the procedure adopted by President Ramaphosa to consider the appointment of the new Chief Justice. The first brief ...

What’s Yours is Mine – How the Ingonyama Trust Failed to Take Customary Property Rights Seriously

This brief unpacks a judgement against the Ingonyama Trust handed down by the Pietermaritzburg High Court and suggests that it contains useful lessons for land ...

This brief deals with marital surname changes of women

In this brief, Matthew Kruger considers the majority judgment of the Chief Justice in the recent Tshwane street-naming case. Whilst acknowledging that ...

When the United States Economy Sneezes... The likelihood of a “V-shape” Recovery in the United States

The United States generates more than 20 percent of the world's total output and the dollar is the global reserve currency. What happens to its economy will ...

When Will Parliament Become Fully Operational Again?

In this brief, Charles Simkins highlights some important parliamentary events and questions when the institution will be operational again.

Whistle-blower Protection: Does South Africa Match Up? - Part I

This brief is the first in a four part series. The first two briefs consider South Africa's legislative provisions for the protection of whistle blowers ...

Whistle-blower Protection: Does South Africa Match Up? - Part II

This brief is the second in a four part series. The first two briefs consider South Africa's legislative provisions for the protection of whistle blowers ...