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Public comments on the controversial Covid-19 draft health regulations can be made until 24 April, including now by WhatsApp on 0600 123 456.

The National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure has warned residents there will be limited access in areas around the Sandton Convention Centre from Wednesday evening to Thursday night as the fourth SA Investment Conference is set to begin.

Extending the national State of Disaster for the umpteenth time has bought the government time to shift Covid-19 lockdown extraordinary measures into regular, ordinary law. South Africa’s constitutional democracy now is at a dangerous tipping point. Extending the national State of Disaster fo...

South Africa plans to keep face masks on all public transport, and for any indoor public space, as long as the coronavirus is a notifiable disease.

WHILE the July unrest was heating up, the Department of Justice had to prepare itself for a high number of court cases.

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Justice and Correctional Services Minister Ronald Lamola says his department had to plan thoroughly to ready themselves for the masses of cases arising from last July's unrest in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng. "We have all learnt a valuable lesson from the July unrest. This necessitated the Department of Justice to issue directives to speed up processing of accused persons that emanated from the July unrest due to the sheer volume of arrests that came at the time that the system had to abs...

Justice and Correctional Services Minister Ronald Lamola said the department played a critical and pivotal role in the case management task team following arrests stemming from the July unrest aftermath.

‘Let those who are supposed to provide the answer provide it; the defence force is ready to defend the country,’ SANDF chief General Rudzani Maphwanya told the SA Human Rights Commission. ‘Let those who are supposed to provide the answer provide it; the defence force is ready to defend th...

Testifying at the SA Human Rights Commission hearings on the July 2021 riots, former state security minister Ayanda Dlodlo described a fit-for-purpose State Security Agency. She said anyone who had expected her to share intelligence reports was ‘dreaming in colour’.