Vol. 14 No. 2 (2020): Pretoria Student Law Review

• Full Pretoria Student Law Review (2020)14 2

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Editorial

• EDITORS’ NOTE

  Simon Motshweni

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Articles

• STATUTORY UTILITY RIGHTS TO REALISE ACCESS TO SERVICES AS A CHARACTERISTIC OF ADEQUATE HOUSING

  Gustav Muller

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• THE EXPERIENCES OF WOMEN AND BARRIERS FOR CAREER ADVANCEMENT IN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN A SOUTH AFRICAN CONTEXT

  Bernardete Mendes

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• ‘I’VE CHANGED’ SAYS SOUTH AFRICAN LAW: HAS THE JUDICIARY OPENED UP TO BLACK WOMEN LAWYERS?

  Cebolenkosi Makhaye

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• SEXUAL ORIENTATION AND GENDER IDENTITIES (SOGI) LAW AND SOCIAL CHANGE

  Chanelle van der Linde

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• GAME OF THRONES: THE BATTLE OF THE MPHEPHUS

  Gudani Tshikota

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• CRITICAL RACE THEORY AND FEMINIST LEGAL THEORY: PERSPECTIVES ON TRANSFORMATION OF THE JUDICIARY

  Hayley C. Warring

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• INTERNATIONAL LAW RULES RELATING TO MIGRATION ARISING FROM RISING SEA-LEVELS

  Keketso G. Kgomosotho

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• CONSUMER OVER-INDEBTEDNESS LANDSCAPE: THE OBLITERATION OF A CREDITOR-ORIENTED APPROACH THROUGH THE DEBT INTERVENTION PROCEDURE?

  Khalipha Shange

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• THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF WARRANTLESS SEARCH AND SEIZURE OPERATIONS

  Lehlohonolo January

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• A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE PROPOSED MANDATORY NATURE OF EMPLOYMENT LEGISLATION AND ITS INTERACTION WITH THE CHOICE OF LAW OF AN INTERNATIONAL CONTRACT

  Marcia van der Merwe

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• PROPERTY RIGHTS AND THE BASIC STRUCTURE OF THE CONSTITUTION: THE CASE OF THE DRAFT CONSTITUTION EIGHTEENTH AMENDMENT BILL

  Martin van Staden

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• SPEAK NO LAW WITHOUT JUSTICE: EVALUATING THE RETROSPECTIVE FORCE OF DECLARATIONS OF UNCONSTITUTIONALITY WITH SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO QWELANE V SAHRC & OTHERS (686/2018) [2019] ZASCA 167

  MP Fourie, Marno Swart

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• A CRITIQUE OF THE DETERMINATION OF A COMPOSITE SUPPLY FOR VAT PURPOSES IN SOUTH AFRICA: LESSONS FROM SELECTED COUNTRIES

  Mzwandile Ngidi

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• WORKERS OF THE WORLD, UN-UNITED: A DISCUSSION THROUGH A GENDERED LENS ON WHY STRONGER PROTECTION OF WORKERS IN THE INFORMAL ECONOMY WILL BETTER EQUIP SOUTH AFRICA TO COPE WITH LABOUR MARKET CHANGES OF THE FOURTH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

  Shaniaé Maharaj

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• DISMANTLING THE STATUS QUO: PROHIBITING UNFAIR DISCRIMINATION ON THE GROUNDS OF POVERTY UNDER CAPITALISM

  Sohela Surajpal

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• NEOLIBERALISM AND INEQUALITY IN POSTAPARTHEID SOUTH AFRICA

  Thabiso Mfete

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• WHEN LIFE GIVES YOU LAW, MAKE LEMONADE: EXPLORING THE ‘LEGALISED’ OPPRESSION OF BLACK WOMEN IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND SOUTH AFRICA AND THEIR MUSICAL RESPONSE THERETO

  Thandeka N. Khoza

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• THE FOURTH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION: A CASE FOR EDUCATIONAL TRANSFORMATION

  Thembekile M. Mtsweni

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• THE GABRIEL FERNANDEZ CASE: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF A ‘MANDATED REPORTER’ IN LIGHT OF THE CHILDREN’S ACT

  Thiavna Subroyen

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• TRANSFORMATIVE ADJUDICATION AND THE PLACE OF ADMINISTRATIVE LAW IN SOUTH AFRICAN JURISPRUDENCE: ABSA BANK LIMITED v PUBLIC PROTECTOR

  Tshepo Twala, Mpho Mogadime

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• THE PAS DE DEUX BETWEEN EDUCATION AND RECREATION: FACILITATING THE REALISATION OF ARTICLES 11 AND 12 OF THE AFRICAN CHARTER ON THE RIGHTS AND WELFARE OF THE CHILD IN SCHOOLS

  Thandeka N. Khoza, Cebolenkosi Zuma

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