The Mpumalanga High Court awards R300,000 to a mother and her six-month-old baby after finding that they were unlawfully arrested and detained for nearly three days. According to the report, the mother and baby are granted compensation following the three-day period of detention. The court’s decision indicates that the arrest and detention were not lawful, leading to the financial award. The case highlights the outcome of legal action taken by the affected parties after the detention period. Details about the underlying allegations or the circumstances leading to the arrest are not included in the information provided, and the report focuses on the court’s finding of unlawfulness and the resulting compensation amount. The compensation is described as reflecting the court’s assessment of the impact of the unlawful deprivation of liberty on the mother and infant.