Khanyo Farise

Southern Africa has cracked down on fake news, but may have gone too far

Analysis Timothy Fish Hodgson, Khanyo Farise & Justice Mavedzenge - 5 Apr 2020

In response to the Covid-19 pandemic, Eswatini, South Africa and Zimbabwe have implemented new rules on disinformation. But these may have unintended consequences

Ban harmful virginity ‘testing’

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Customary law and cultural practices must be consistent with South Africa’s Constitution — and if they don’t these practices are unlawful

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