While some lobbyists have welcomed the delay, others believe it will have negative consequences
Mia Malan interviews Deputy Justice Minister, John Jeffery, and United Nations special rapporteur on the right to health, Tlaleng Mofokeng, about what’s next for sex workers
The national director of public prosecutions is up against internal stonewalling that is rooted in the Zuma years of state capture
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Rodrigues had attempted to halt proceedings permanently
Has the SABC fired or blacklisted so many commentators for holding anti-Zuma views that Hlaudi Motsoeneng has to step into the breach?
"Madonsela’s assertions that I wanted to reduce the footprint of her office are incorrect," states the writer.
The ANC government, in particular under the Zuma presidency, has strengthened the judiciary’s independence, and findings otherwise are not factual.
While Jacob Zuma’s Cabinet reshuffle has been lauded by many, some have questioned the motives behind the move and a few of the new appointments.
It is a pity that the media has not given much attention to the positive aspects of the Protection of Personal Information Bill, writes John Jeffery.