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The ANC January 8th Statement this weekend offered no evidence of a party that is able to conjure a fresh start.

If precedent is adhered to, South Africa’s case for provisional measures is likely to succeed. But the bigger concern is whether an International Court of Justice order will stop Israel from continuing with its brutal actions in Gaza.

Diepsloot has been grappling with a surge in murders and other crimes, but despite desperate pleas for government intervention, help is in short supply.

On Tuesday, 21 November, the case was struck off the roll in the specialised commercial crimes court in Middelburg, Mpumalanga, over “unreasonable delays” after the NPA’s Investigating Directorate (ID) had asked for yet another postponement.

The government needs to develop protocols, training and referral networks that will support health workers to honour their duty to report sexual offences.

The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (Outa) has gone to court to have her sequestrated over non-payment of just more than R6-million in cost orders.

In June, the Gauteng government launched an employment drive called Nasi iSpani. Spotlight asked people in the public health sector about the implications.

Solly Msimanga: Just months before the 2024 elections political parties are gearing up to contest for the country’s economic hub, Gauteng.

Nearly five years ago, a bogus landlord was jailed for illegally collecting rent from tenants at the City of Johannesburg’s building at 80 Albert Street where more than 140 undocumented foreign nationals lived.   

The six men guilty of the murder of Babita Deokaran received sentences ranging from six to 22 years on Tuesday.