The effects of the processes of domesticating and applying international law in Malawi by Kondowe, Alexander Justice

“…International law enjoys a considerable space in Malawi's domestic law as evidenced in several constitutional provisions that allow the application of international law in Malawi. …”
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The power to negotiate : examining mandating procedures in the National Council of Provinces and their impact on legislation and other parliamentary processes by Whittle, Patricia

“…It considers whether the NCOP's public consultation can remedy flawed or inadequate public participation by a department. In the case of constitutional amendment bills that proposes provincial boundary changes, s 74 of the Constitution requires an affected province's approval for such a bill to be passed. …”
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Extra-mural programmes and adult education at the University of Cape Town : an analysis of policy by Walker, Douglas, 1935-

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Beneath the burning issue of Beadica: public policy and context astride the corporate veil by van Wijk, Andrew Murray

“…As to the nature of this legal device, it is a truism that the content of public policy changes with the times, but in the constitutional republic that South Africa is today the Constitution is an unassailable source of its content and values. …”
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The development and reform of the rules regulating authority to contract on behalf of companies in South African and English Law by Van Niekerk, Julian Jesse

“…In South Africa, this sense of uncertainty is particularly acute, given the fact that there is disagreement over the nature of the applicable common law rules, the Companies Act No 71 of 2008 has introduced radical changes into this area of law and our Constitutional Court has recently made pronouncements which have brought settled agency law principles into question. …”
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An exploration of the experiences of select women informal traders in the City of Cape Town by Fonutchi, Ngum Mabel

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Reconciling the irreconcilable: Democracy and the National security exemption to the right to freedom of information by Martin, Patricia-Ann

“…Th,e process of change has commenced in South Africa. This is evidenced in the Constitutional terms and tone as well as in a number of legislative initiatives to change existing national security laws and to introduce new laws such as the current Open Democracy Bill.…”
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The case for assisted dying/euthanasia in specific cases in South Africa with reference to the development of the South African and Canadian Jurisprudence under a human rights poli... by Brink, Raphael Grant

“…This argument is foundationally premised on the clear jurisprudence of the Constitutional Court which sets out the right to dignity and the value of dignity as the touchstone of the South African Constitution. …”
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The role of civil society organisations in strategic litigation for transgender rights in Malawi

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Multilingual publishing : an investigation into access to trade books through the eleven official languages in South Africa

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A legal perspective on the role of municipalities in navigating the relationship between land use planning and mining by Van Schalkwyk, Catherine Louie

“…The thesis investigates the extent to which these procedures overlap and are duplicated. Potential policy changes are explored, to suggest streamlining application processes by providing a more cohesive solution. …”
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Section 118(3) of the Local Government : Municipal Systems Act 32 of 2000 in view of the Jordaan decision

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Reflections on the evolving jurisprudence concerning the presence of the accused : focusing on National Commissioner of the South African Police Service v Southern African Human Ri... by Timoney, Caroline

“…Despite the Constitutional Court's failure to take all factors into account in its judgment, this landmark decision has changed the legal landscape considerably and will be a powerful tool to counter the culture of impunity.…”
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Judicial recognition of living customary law in the context of women's matrimonial property rights in South-East Nigeria by Diala, Anthony Chima

“…It finds that while women are generally apathetic to matrimonial property claims, judges are generally insensitive to customary law's process-oriented character and pay scant attention to how customs are being adapted to socio-economic changes. It further finds that judicial recognition of living customary law is hampered by a colonial legacy of rule-based adjudication, disregard for the values that inform customary law, and judges' non-resort to constitutional values that could promote women's matrimonial property rights. …”
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Assessement of the progress made to give women access to land and land rights in rural areas in South Africa since 1994: focusing on the Vhembe district municipality by Ndou, Mulweliwanga

“…Which allows us to critically analyze what changes have taken place in rural areas for the marginalized since the transition into democracy. …”
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Framework for the implementation of euthanasia in South Africa

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Business and affairs : the widening of the board of director's powers

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