Zuma’s Battle with SA’s Legal System
The Constitutional Court’s dismissal of Jacob Zuma’s bid to have his 15-month contempt jail sentence rescinded is part of his
17 September 2021
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Home Affairs Open for Voter Registration Weekend
As voter registration weekend draws closer, the Department of Home Affairs says that it will do its part to ensure
17 September 2021
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IEC Ready for Voter Registration Weekend
Some 23 000 centres will be activated for this weekend’s voter registration for the upcoming municipal elections. For the first
17 September 2021
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Zuma Loses Rescission Case
Former President Jacob Zuma’s rescission application has been dismissed by the Constitutional Court. The majority judgment found that he did
17 September 2021
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17 September 2021
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1982 Sabra and Shatila Massacre: Israel no Longer Invincible
It’s 39 years since the Sabra and Shatila massacre in which over a period of three days in 1982, under
16 September 2021
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Operators who Failed to Reimburse Clients will be Dealt with – SAHUC
As the Saudi government has relaxed restrictions on travellers from South Africa, many are excited to embark on their umrah
16 September 2021
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36-Year-Old Nabbed In Knysna For Dealing In Drugs Valued At R178 000
A 36-year-old man has been remanded in custody for dealing drugs valued at R178 000 in Knysna. Thembinkosi Ndwandwa was
16 September 2021
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Muslims’ Duty to Participate in Elections
The South Muslim Network (SAMNET) is urging all citizens to register to vote in the upcoming municipal elections, and has
16 September 2021
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Holding Europe Accountable for its Crime in Africa
In Africa, it’s been a difficult task to hold European countries accountable for their violent stripping of the cultures and
16 September 2021
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Black Consciousness Still Relevant Today
Stephen Bantu Biko founded the Black Consciousness Movement and sought to bring change in South Africa. It was not about
16 September 2021
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Attacks on the Vulnerable must End
The police have been urged to play a more active and supportive role in assisting victims of gender-based violence. Women
15 September 2021
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UCT Debates Mandatory Vaccinations
Students are weighing in on whether Covid-19 vaccinations should be compulsory at the University of Cape Town. Professors have proposed
15 September 2021
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Army may be Deployed for Elections – Cele
The army may need to be deployed for the upcoming local government elections in some areas. Police Minister Bheki Cele
14 September 2021
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SAMNET: Voting is Public Service
Muslims have a duty to be fully active in improving society. The South African Muslim Network says that one way
14 September 2021
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Kendal Power Station Units Expected Back Online this Week
Eskom expects the two units at the Kendal Power Station that tripped to return to service this week. On Saturday,
13 September 2021
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Biko Legacy Ignored by SA Government
South Africa’s leaders have lost their connection with their people. This is the criticism from anti-Apartheid activist and psychologist, Dr
13 September 2021
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Understanding Climate Change in the African Context
The dire impact of climate change is taking its toll on Africa at large. According to a recent report coordinated
13 September 2021
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Minister: July Unrest Impact Still Lingers
South Africa would long be feeling the impact of the July unrest, which erupted as former President Jacob Zuma was
13 September 2021
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Most Parties Still Fail to Disclose Funding Sources
A total of 502 political parties haven’t disclosed their funders to the Independent Electoral Commission(IEC), with the EFF amongst the
13 September 2021
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