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June 30, 2026
Mandatory Mediation in South African Civil Matters Nozipho Mvulane Mandatory Mediation in South African Civil Matters South Africa’s civil justice system has long faced challenges arising from increasing litigation costs, congested court rolls, and prolonged delays in the finalisation of disputes. Against this backdrop, mediation has steadily gained recognition as an effective alternative dispute resolution...
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The Legal Recognition of Black Marriages Entered Into During Apartheid in South Africa Nozipho Mvulane The Legal Recognition of Black Marriages Entered Into During Apartheid in South Africa The legal recognition of marriages concluded by Black South Africans during the apartheid era represents one of the most significant developments in South African family law. For...
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Understanding Applications for Maintenance Pending Divorce Proceedings Nozipho Mvulane Understanding Applications for Maintenance Pending Divorce Proceedings Divorce proceedings can take several months or even years to be finalised. During this period, one spouse may be left without sufficient financial support, while children of the marriage continue to require care and maintenance. South African law recognises...
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Balancing Reputation and Freedom of Expression Nozipho Mvulane Defamation law in South Africa occupies a critical position in the country’s legal framework by protecting individuals and organisations from unjustified attacks on their reputation while safeguarding the constitutional right to freedom of expression. The law reflects a careful balance between preserving human dignity, ensuring accountability for...
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The Legal Framework Surrounding Polygamous Marriages in South Africa Nozipho Mvulane The Legal Framework Surrounding Polygamous Marriages in South Africa South Africa’s legal system is unique in its recognition of both common law and customary law. This pluralistic legal framework allows for the recognition of polygamous marriages concluded in accordance with African customary law. Polygamous...
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