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Civil rights movement #NotInMyName says the lives of people living in disadvantaged areas continue to be neglected through a lack of service delivery.

This comes after the court ordered that the Ekurhuleni serial rapist be sent for mental evaluation.

Civil rights movement Not In My Name said police should look into the security system of the school to find out how the body of the pupil ended up on the premises.

#NotInMyName wants child rapists to be chemically castrated after an eight-day-old baby died after her biological father allegedly raped her.

Sepale is charged with statutory rape; he will remain in custody until next month.

The gogo said that the boyfriend went into the house and took a knife from the kitchen and attacked the grade 3 pupil in retaliation towards her mother.

The man got into an argument with the young girl's mother and in retaliation he slit the eight-year-old's throat.

While South Africans continue to contend with the ongoing load shedding struggles, some citizens admitted that although they desperately need "load shedding to come to an end, a march would not solve the problem".

Civil rights movement #NotInMyYName, in partnership with the Mamelodi, Nellmapius and Eersterust stakeholders forum, will march to the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) and then to the Union Buildings in Pretoria, to protest against the way rolling blackouts have been managed in...

Picture: Gallo Images/Frennie Shivambu. Police continue to fail victims of domestic and gender-based violence (GBV), despite positive strides made in policy development for policing, according to the National Shelter Movement of South Africa (NSMSA). Wednesday, 27 January, marked South Africa’s 16th National Police Day, a day set aside for the South African Police Service (Saps) to remember the sacrifices made by the police o...