The Constitutional Court website has a link promising details on hearings for the fourth term.
Click the link and:
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This website will be the end of me.
The Court finally updated its Caseflow Summaries.
At leave six matters have already been set down for November.
A blockbuster for the nerds will be Lebashe on appealability of interim interdicts on 02 November 2021.
Voice of the Unborn's application to confirm a High Court order regarding the burial of remains after a pregnancy loss will be heard on 04 November 2021.
1. As @imanrappetti interviews @GwedeMantashe1 for the keynote address at the Mining Indaba, Nonhle Mbuthuma is sung to the stage for the keynote address at the Alternative Mining Indaba to speak on Xolobeni’s stand for the #Right2SayNo for all communities.
@imanrappetti@GwedeMantashe1 2. Nonhle opens her keynote by thanking the communities and civil society who have stood with Xolobeni over the years.
She says she is often asked why foreigners and outsiders support Xolobeni.
1. Despite all our flaws, today, I am immeasurably proud to be a small part of @Richard_Spoor Inc.
After the Mankayi test case was lost in the HC and in the SCA (with three concurring judgments), Richard argued before the Constitutional Court himself.
He won.
Workers won.
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2. As noted in our founding papers in the class action, Gramsci wrote about #silicosis.
There is no mystery: dust causes silicosis.
With responsible mining, silicosis is preventable.
But in SA, responsible mining was more expensive than black lives.
3. The only true justice for workers would have been healthy bodies.
But their bodies were broken.
Today’s #silicosissettlement cannot adequately compensate for this harm, but it provides a measure of justice in a case that would have taken at least decade longer to litigate.