State settles more than R330m in Marikana claims
The massacre remains a significant, solemn chapter in SA’s postdemocratic history, solicitor-general Fhedzisani Pandelani says
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The massacre remains a significant, solemn chapter in SA’s postdemocratic history, solicitor-general Fhedzisani Pandelani says
Sir James Rose-Innes, who was the chief justice of South Africa from 1914 to 1927, defined marriage by stating: “With us, marriage is a union
ANC MPs have dismissed the Zondo Commission’s recommendation for opposition legislators to chair some parliamentary committees, and are tactically dithering on the recommendation to establish an oversight committee on the Presidency that is increasingly centralising powers.
There's no sign that South Africa's intellectual property laws will change anytime soon, public health experts say. That means pharmaceutical companies will keep abusing the country's weak system - and keep the profits rolling in.
The family of the man accused of being the infamous Marikana sangoma who, according to reports, smeared muti on protesting mineworkers to make them invincible and “invisible”, is desperate to clear his name.