Vol. 32 No. 1&2 (2017): Twenty-first Century Constitutional Jurisprudence of South Africa: The Contribution of Former Chief Justice S. Sandile Ngcobo

Editorial

• Editorial

  Ntombizozuko Dyani-Mhango

  8 pages

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• Recalibrator of Axioms: A Tribute to Justice Sandile Ngcobo

  Albie Sachs

  8 pages

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• Sandile Ngcobo: A Short Study in Judicial Leadership

  Richard Calland

  10 pages

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• Adjudicating the Right to Participate in the Law-Making Process: A Tribute to Retired Chief Justice Ngcobo

  Elizabeth Brundige

  18 pages

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• The Importance of Process and Substance

  Gilbert Marcus, Max du Plessis

  33 pages

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• Brexit, the Election of Donald Trump and Activism in South Africa, Lessons for Democracy: The Contribution of Justice Sandile Ngcobo

  Ziyad Motala

  36 pages

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• Chief Justice Sandile Ngcobo’s Separation of Powers Jurisprudence

  Mtendeweka Mhango

  33 pages

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• Justice Ngcobo’s Rich Legacy at the Intersection of Federalism and Democracy

  Victoria Bronstein

  22 pages

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• Justice Sandile Ngcobo and the Judicial Reinforcement of Intergovernmental Relations in South Africa

  Maropeng Mpya, Nomthandazo Ntlama

  20 pages

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• Developing the Jurisprudence of Constitutional Remedies for Breach of Fundamental Rights in South Africa: An Analysis of Hoffman and Related Cases

  Chuks Okpaluba

  26 pages

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• Towards Republican Citizenship: A Reflection on the Jurisprudence of Former Chief Justice Sandile Ngcobo

  Jonathan Klaaren

  13 pages

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• Reflection on Bhe v Magistrate Khayelitsha: In Honour of Emeritus Justice Ngcobo of the Constitutional Court of South Africa

  Chuma Himonga

  18 pages

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• Legal Pluralism, Customary Law and Women’s Rights

  Muna B Ndulo

  21 pages

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• Reflecting on Former Chief Justice Ngcobo’s Approach to Gender Equality: Revisiting the Jordan and Volks Judgments

  Ntombizozuko Dyani-Mhango

  33 pages

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• The Religious Question and The South African Constitutional Court: Justice Ngcobo in Prince and De Lange

  Enyinna Nwauche

  17 pages

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• Narratives of past and present, freedom of expression and recognition – Justice Ngcobo’s judgment in Citizen 187 (Pty) Ltd v McBride

  Meryl du Plessis

  18 pages

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• Organisational Rights for Minority Trade Unions: A Reflection on Ngcobo J’s Judgment in Numsa and Others v Bader Bop (Pty) Ltd and Another (2003) 24 ILJ 305 (CC)

  Mpfari Budeli-Nemakonde

  18 pages

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• The Role of Public Participation viewed in the Context of adjudicating Socio-Economic Rights

  Itumeleng Clarence Tshoose

  17 pages

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