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Carmel Rickard
Lesotho’s top judge loses bid to stall probe
Article
Carmel Rickard
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10 Apr 2014
Five judges have said a tribunal to investigate if Judge Michael Ramodibedi should be impeached was fair.
Judicial protocol taken for a wild ride
Analysis
Carmel Rickard
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27 Mar 2014
A senior judge who sits on the Bench in Lesotho and Swaziland is facing a litany of charges, writes Carmel Rickard.
Appeal Court slams the door on civil liberties
Article
Carmel Rickard
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6 Jun 2012
'The message to civil rights lawyers is to pack their bags ...'
How will Mandela use his mandate?
Article
Carmel Rickard
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7 Aug 1992
If this week's mass action was Nelson Mandela's "referendum" he has clearly won a handsome mandate.
Shootings not unlawful, says Kriel
Article
Carmel Rickard
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3 Jul 1992
Minister's of Law and Order Hernus Kriel is refusing to pay compensation to two survivors of the Trust Feed massacre.
Adrian Vlok! Do you care about peace?
Article
Carmel Rickard
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15 Jun 1989
Minister of Law and Order Adriaan Vlok has become the stumbling block to the Natal peace talks.
ANC backs critical peace proposal
Article
Carmel Rickard
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12 May 1989
The prospect of peace in Natal received a significant fillip as the big three - backed by the ANC - agree to hold peace talks.
As 30 die in a week, desperate plans for peace now
Article
Carmel Rickard
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28 Apr 1989
Buthelezi has taken exception to a recent Radio Freedom broadcast which implied that jailed ANC leader Nelson Mandela blamed lnkatha for the violence.
Puzzle of the bogus ‘HSRC’ research
Article
Carmel Rickard
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24 Feb 1989
Bogus questionnaires bearing the name of the HSRC are being used by a shadowy group apparently linked to state intelligence.
Judgement today on Emergency challenge
Article
Carmel Rickard
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16 Sep 1988
Judgement will be given today deciding whether an Emergency regulation is valid.
No Natal peace until detainees freed, says UDF
Article
Carmel Rickard
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27 Nov 1987
Youths are still living in church and community halls in and around Durban after fleeing their homes earlier this month to escape the violence.
Freed to talk to Inkatha. But not to UDF
Article
Carmel Rickard
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20 Nov 1987
The talks, under the auspices of the Pietermaritzburg Chamber of Commerce, were due to start yesterday.
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