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Fighters say court rightfully deemed that public display of flag in a democratic society is tantamount to hate speech

Today, in Zimbabwe the law of copyright is governed by the Copyright and Neighbouring Rights Act.

The country had the world at its feet but took it for granted, bringing us to where we are now

The singing of the song Dubul’ ibhunu (Shoot the Boer) is a chant that forms of part SA's history and culture, and is a tool that can be used to tell stories about the liberation Struggle against apartheid.

The war between the EFF and AfriForum over the song “kiss the boer, kiss the farmer” is far from over.

The statue of General Louis Botha at Parliament was sprayed red, and had its boot ground off before police swooped to stop further damage.

Both songs carry the same weight and both songs may have been unwittingly sent to the guillotine by AfriForum’s need to erase cultural experiences that do not relate to its agenda.​

EFF leader Julius Malema has told the Equality Court that AfriForum would have to “pay reparations first” before his party pays the R500,000 penalty sought by the interest group in its hate speech case.

About 70 firefighters fought to keep out the blaze that broke out Sunday morning.A huge fire that destroyed parts of the South African parliament in C

South Africa Parliament fire reignites