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[TOP STORY] Constitutional Court violence signals growing threat to SA’s rule of law

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‘I'm not aware of any instance that has disrupted the court's operation to this extent before and that really does take us into very troubling territory,’ says Chris Oxtoby, research consultant at Freedom Under Law.

12 Oct 8AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

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