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Rapists

The threat of rape helps keep the vulnerable in line
Opinion
/ 23 February 2021

The threat of rape helps keep the vulnerable in line

Using an ever-present danger works to benefit men — no matter their education, profession, class or outward social behaviour

By Ayesha Fakie
Men, get over the ‘monsters’ myth
Article
/ 3 January 2020

Men, get over the ‘monsters’ myth

They’re ordinary people and need to hold each other accountable for their actions so that all genders can feel safe

By Andile Zulu
Don’t call them pests; rapists are criminals
Article
/ 11 December 2014

Don’t call them pests; rapists are criminals

We glibly make light of violent abuse by calling those who perpetrate sex crimes ‘pests’.

By Sarah Wild
Bill Cosby: Is this what a rapist looks like?
Article
/ 27 November 2014

Bill Cosby: Is this what a rapist looks like?

A rapist could be anyone – your teacher, uncle, priest, neighbour. And who would take a women’s word over these "respectable" men, asks Fezisa Mdibi.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 7 February 2011

Victim was my mistress, claims alleged rapist

Alleged serial rapist and murder accused Jack Mogale claimed on Monday that a woman he is accused of raping was his mistress.

By Staff Reporter

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