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FROM 9 to 18 July last year, Mzansi was hit with the most violent civil unrest since the inception of democracy, leaving over 354 people dead in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng.

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Women who divorced under Sharia were often left destitute and powerless to enforce maintenance and protect the rights of their children.

The South African Constitutional Court has given legal recognition to Muslim women married under Sharia law, and also their children. In an unanimous judgment, the apex court  confirmed that the Marriage Act and the Divorce Act are unconstitutional in failing to recognise Muslim marriages which have not been registered as civil marriages. The court further […]

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Muslim marriages - women divorced under Sharia often left destitute, powerless to enforce maintenance, protect the rights of their children.

The state needs to act urgently to address the increase in xenophobia and xenophobic groups across the country. 

The Ministry of Justice and Correctional Services say there is no record of Namibian authorities requesting assistance in investigating a suspect who allegedly stole some US$4 million in cash from President Cyril Ramaphosa's Phala Phala game farm in Limpopo. 



The recent revelations from former spy boss Arthur Fraser at President Cyril Ramaphosa's private farm give us more reasons to be worried as a country, than there are to celebrate, argues Thandi Tobias.

A 70-year-old supermarket owner is facing charges of contravening the SA Medicines and Related Substances Act.