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The Constitutional Court of South Africa and its encounter with One Party Dominant Democracy: has the appropriate balance been struck?
This thesis is an investigation into the effects of one-party dominant democracy in the Republic of South Africa (SA) on the three arms of state, with a specific focus on the analysis of four judgments of the Constitutional Court of South Africa (CC) in adjudicating matters which exhibit pathologies
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