In the landscape of South Africa's legal/judicial/regulatory system, class actions have emerged as a potential/promising/viable tool for addressing/tackling/resolving issues of social justice. These collective/joint/group lawsuits allow individuals/citizens/people with shared grievances to unite/come together/pool resources and seek redress against

South African class actions pose a unique legal landscape. Participants in these actions must understand the intricate procedural guidelines, which can be daunting. A clear understanding of the relevant laws is indispensable for achieving a successful resolution. Furthermore, the intrinsic complexity of demonstrating responsibility in class actions