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ConCourt denies Zuma leave to appeal medical parole - Vimarsana News

ConCourt denies Zuma leave to appeal medical parole

The Constitutional Court has confirmed a Supreme Court of Appeal ruling that Jacob Zuma must go back to prison.

Source: ecr.co.za
AfriForum wants probe of Netball SA race targets, sexual assault response – weeks before World Cup - Vimarsana News

AfriForum wants probe of Netball SA race targets, sexual assault response – weeks before World Cup

Lobby group AfriForum wants Sascoc to investigate complaints it has received about Netball SA, as players prepare for the Vitality Netball World Cup which starts on 28 July in Cape Town.

Source: news24.com
Political organisations, civic rights groups call for open probe into N1 assault - Vimarsana News

Political organisations, civic rights groups call for open probe into N1 assault

The incident, which has spread like wildfire on social media, shows members of the police’s presidential protection unit assaulting three civilians on the N1 near Fourways in Johannesburg.

Source: ewn.co.za
SACP to lay charges against Nicole Barlow, says her utterances 'cannot be taken lightly' - Vimarsana News

SACP to lay charges against Nicole Barlow, says her utterances 'cannot be taken lightly'

The South African Communist Party (SACP) says it has resolved to lay charges against Nicole Barlow who made racially divisive comments against Gwede Mantashe over the weekend.

EDITORIAL | There are precedents to the latest hate speech on Twitter, they should be enforced - Vimarsana News

EDITORIAL | There are precedents to the latest hate speech on Twitter, they should be enforced

Nicole Barlow’s tweet shows disregard for Chris Hani’s legacy, not to mention Gwede Mantashe’s dignity