Repealed legislation from 1950 now used to classify employees by race
December 9, 2025
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Repealed legislation from 1950 now used to classify employees by race
This unlawful instruction is a crucial revelation that the state has no legal means to classify employees by race
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The High Court declared it unlawful to subject licencing to race-based criteria.
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Multimillion-rand development property expropriated without compensation in Gauteng, South Africa.
Court forces National Executive to intervene in Ditsobotla
Sakeliga's legal action has exhausted the final explicit constitutional provisions for addressing municipal collapse.
3rd Wave BEE
Regulators are attempting to restrict participation in the economy on the basis of race.
Repealed legislation from 1950 now used to classify employees by race
This unlawful instruction is a crucial revelation that the state has no legal means to classify employees by race
Sakeliga win BEE case against Local Air Services Regulator
The High Court declared it unlawful to subject licencing to race-based criteria.
SA's 'Test' Case of Expropriation Without Compensation
Multimillion-rand development property expropriated without compensation in Gauteng, South Africa.
Court forces National Executive to intervene in Ditsobotla
Sakeliga's legal action has exhausted the final explicit constitutional provisions for addressing municipal collapse.
3rd Wave BEE
Regulators are attempting to restrict participation in the economy on the basis of race.
Repealed legislation from 1950 now used to classify employees by race
This unlawful instruction is a crucial revelation that the state has no legal means to classify employees by race
Sakeliga win BEE case against Local Air Services Regulator
The High Court declared it unlawful to subject licencing to race-based criteria.
SA's 'Test' Case of Expropriation Without Compensation
Multimillion-rand development property expropriated without compensation in Gauteng, South Africa.
Court forces National Executive to intervene in Ditsobotla
Sakeliga's legal action has exhausted the final explicit constitutional provisions for addressing municipal collapse.
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