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Research has revealed the South African government has been losing billions of rands because of illegal cigarettes since 2010.

Research has revealed the South African government has been losing billions of rands because of illegal cigarettes since 2010.

If the High Court were to conjure up indigenous sovereignty, would not this be succumbing to the same phenomenon which European peoples struggled to exclude from operation within a civilised state: laws arising from religious belief and imposed upon the general population by priests or, in this case, indigenous elders and activists

Boys who grow up in these sorts of households are more likely to become perpetrators of violence, and the girls the victims

International law is a profession, but even a layman can learn some of the basics to help defend Israel’s position against its myriad critics

Meet the women behind the programmes

Shelbi Stogdill and Danielle Munstedt are two members of Tech’s winning team who just won the Clara Barton International Humanitarian Law competition.

The department of health’s new Tobacco Bill will hand over the tobacco sector to illicit traders, according to specialist tobacco retailer Casa Tabacs.

There are now basically three global cigarette companies whose market share has remained roughly the same because, without being able to advertise, they can’t really compete. And neither can a newcomer access the market.

Instead of proposing draconian regulations, the proper implementation of more moderate legislation might achieve better outcomes, says Diane Chakim.