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Children’s conversion therapy up for discussion in new bill
Education
/ 7 July 2021

Children’s conversion therapy up for discussion in new bill

Conversion therapy in LGBTQIA+ children is discrimination on the basis of gender and sexuality under the constitution of South Africa; yet it is still not prohibited under the Children’s Act of 2005. An amendment seeks to change that

By Charma du Plessis
Ingonyama Trust Board to appeal landmark leases ruling
National
/ 7 July 2021

Ingonyama Trust Board to appeal landmark leases ruling

The board’s chairperson has accused the judges who heard the case of not declaring they were interested parties in the case

By Paddy Harper
Zuma’s response to woman judge an ‘illustration of textbook misogyny’
Opinion
/ 7 July 2021

Zuma’s response to woman judge an ‘illustration of textbook misogyny’

The former president was admonished by a male judge during his trial for rape and responded meekly

By Penelope Andrews
Eswatini opposition parties call for the urgent return of SADC troika
Africa
/ 7 July 2021

Eswatini opposition parties call for the urgent return of SADC troika

Opposition parties have requested that the regional delegation return to the Kingdom within one week and meet all stakeholders under one roof

By Lizeka Tandwa
Zuma should be in jail now, Zondo lawyer tells high court
Politics
/ 6 July 2021

Zuma should be in jail now, Zondo lawyer tells high court

The Pietermaritzburg high court has reserved judgment on the former president’s urgent application to stay his warrant of arrest, leaving it moot whether the police will respect a deadline by the apex court to take him into custody before midnight on Wednesday

By Emsie Ferreira
Zuma’s high court bid to avert arrest hinges on jurisdiction, judge says
Politics
/ 6 July 2021

Zuma’s high court bid to avert arrest hinges on jurisdiction, judge says

Dali Mpofu ‘kitchen-sinked’ the case for jurisdiction, but the Zondo commission will counter that the former president’s only avenue is the apex court

By Emsie Ferreira
Challenge to state as learners miss out on daily meals
Education
/ 6 July 2021

Challenge to state as learners miss out on daily meals

Advocacy group Equal Education says Minister Angie Motshekga and MECs must tell court why they shouldn’t be jailed or fined for contempt over failures of the national school nutrition programme during the pandemic

By Luke Feltham
Government makes U-turn on special Covid-19 vaccination groups
Coronavirus
/ 6 July 2021

Government makes U-turn on special Covid-19 vaccination groups

Government officials will now still have to wait like everyone else to receive their Covid jab, according to the health deputy director general

By Eunice Masson
No room for the state in a marriage
Opinion
/ 6 July 2021

No room for the state in a marriage

A major review of South African marriage law is underway and we must ensure that the proposed reforms reflect the democratic values of our pluralistic society

By Liesl Pretorius
We hope Zuma’s application to avoid being arrested is successful, Duarte says
Politics
/ 6 July 2021

We hope Zuma’s application to avoid being arrested is successful, Duarte says

But the ANC’s national executive committee also said the interests of an individual cannot take precedence over the rule of law

By Lizeka Tandwa
Hawks move on R3.4-billion in corruption cases referred by SIU
National
/ 6 July 2021

Hawks move on R3.4-billion in corruption cases referred by SIU

The Hawks and the NPA want to boost forensic investigative capacity to get back more money lost to corruption

By Paddy Harper
Cele, Sitole blink at arresting Zuma
National
/ 6 July 2021

Cele, Sitole blink at arresting Zuma

The police minister and commissioner argue that they should not enforce the arrest warrant for the former president while he tries to have his sentence set aside

By Emsie Ferreira
Stuck at home with your abuser? This free tool can help
Health
/ 6 July 2021

Stuck at home with your abuser? This free tool can help

This tool developed by the Triad Trust and The Foundation for Aids Research, Amfar, will point you to the gender-based violence services closest to you – no data needed

By Joan Van Dyk
Feud between Cele and Sitole ‘undermines’ crime fighting
National
/ 6 July 2021

Feud between Cele and Sitole ‘undermines’ crime fighting

Minister’s ‘interference’ said to undermine SAPS’ restructuring and the filling of 160 000 posts

By Khaya Koko
High court to hear Zuma’s bid for stay of sentence on Tuesday
National
/ 5 July 2021

High court to hear Zuma’s bid for stay of sentence on Tuesday

The Zondo commission is arguing that the high court has no jurisdiction over the warrant for his arrest or his claim that his constitutional rights have been violated

By Emsie Ferreira
Police bosses get their Covid-19 jabs as countrywide roll-out broadens
Coronavirus
/ 5 July 2021

Police bosses get their Covid-19 jabs as countrywide roll-out broadens

Police minister Bheki Cele and national commissioner Khehla Sitole receive their Covid-19 vaccines as inoculation starts for law enforcement

By Eunice Masson
South Africa not yet at risk from newly emerged ‘Delta Plus’ mutation, say scientists
Coronavirus
/ 5 July 2021

South Africa not yet at risk from newly emerged ‘Delta Plus’ mutation, say scientists

Scientists are collecting information on the new Delta Plus Covid-19 mutation, a sublineage of the Delta variant that is causing infections to rise globally

By Eunice Masson
Buthelezi attacks Nkandla march by Zulu regiments in support of Zuma as ‘treasonous’
Politics
/ 5 July 2021

Buthelezi attacks Nkandla march by Zulu regiments in support of Zuma as ‘treasonous’

Prime minister to Zulu monarch says amabutho acted without permission of royal family

By Paddy Harper
The social development department is discussing vaccinating ECD, Sassa workers in current phase
Health
/ 5 July 2021

The social development department is discussing vaccinating ECD, Sassa workers in current phase

Minister Lindiwe Zulu made wide-ranging announcements on Friday, including how early childhood development centres should operate under level-four lockdown

By Charma du Plessis
SAB takes the fizz out of AB InBev as Covid bans increase pressure
Business
/ 5 July 2021

SAB takes the fizz out of AB InBev as Covid bans increase pressure

The global brewer paid billions to gain a foothold in South Africa, but the deal wasn’t all it was cracked up to be

By Sarah Smit
Renewables make financial sense
Business
/ 5 July 2021

Renewables make financial sense

Despite this, a new report has found that investment in Covid financial recovery packages focus on fossil fuels

By Tunicia Phillips
Zuma’s bid to avoid jail is further abuse of courts: Zondo commission
Politics
/ 4 July 2021

Zuma’s bid to avoid jail is further abuse of courts: Zondo commission

In court papers, the commission argues that his application for rescission of his 15-month sentence fails the test of the court rule on which it seeks to rely

By Emsie Ferreira
South Africa is sliding back to ‘apartheid-type’ governance – Zuma
Politics
/ 4 July 2021

South Africa is sliding back to ‘apartheid-type’ governance – Zuma

The former head of state claims he has been persecuted for more than 20 years

By Paddy Harper
Richard Calland: Ramaphosa proves he is a duffer
Coronavirus
/ 4 July 2021

Richard Calland: Ramaphosa proves he is a duffer

The way our government — and its leader — have handled the pandemic leaves much to be desired

By Richard Calland
Dr Tlaleng Mofokeng: Why it’s essential to decolonise public health
Coronavirus
/ 4 July 2021

Dr Tlaleng Mofokeng: Why it’s essential to decolonise public health

The fact that access to quality healthcare is determined by race, gender, geography and power is proven, as is healthcare’s shameful history of exploitation of those with less power for ‘research’. The future must do better

By Tlaleng Mofokeng
ANC pressures Zulu king-in-waiting to deal with subjects flocking to Nkandla
Politics
/ 4 July 2021

ANC pressures Zulu king-in-waiting to deal with subjects flocking to Nkandla

ANC leaders’ negotiations with Zuma fall flat causing party leaders to call on presumptive Zulu monarch to take action

By Lizeka Tandwa
Attribution science can help win cases against climate change perpetrators — researchers
The Green Guardian
/ 4 July 2021

Attribution science can help win cases against climate change perpetrators — researchers

If plaintiffs start winning cases against individual polluters, Eskom and Sasol could be sued in South Africa

By Tunicia Phillips
Algoa Bay now a whale heritage site
The Green Guardian
/ 3 July 2021

Algoa Bay now a whale heritage site

The new status puts Algoa Bay alongside Hervey Bay off Australia; Tenerife-La Gomera Marine Area off southwest Tenerife, Spain, Dana Point off California, the United States, and the Bluff off Durban

By Tunicia Phillips
Litigation lust not the only way to resolve disputes
Opinion
/ 3 July 2021

Litigation lust not the only way to resolve disputes

Courts do have a crucial role in political cases but alternative dispute resolution mechanisms should be considered

By Johann van der Westhuizen
To vax or not is the ‘most polarised topic’
Coronavirus
/ 3 July 2021

To vax or not is the ‘most polarised topic’

Two people who were vaccinated and then got Covid-19 have mixed feelings about getting the jab

By Eunice Masson
Jabs bring relief to village of care
National
/ 3 July 2021

Jabs bring relief to village of care

Afraid, Ntokozweni villagers looked over the hills at people burying loved ones ‘but now they are free’

By Jess Nicholson
‘Vaccination is only way out of this pandemic’
Health
/ 3 July 2021

‘Vaccination is only way out of this pandemic’

The level four lockdown may have been too late for Gauteng but other provinces will benefit from stricter measures

By Eunice Masson
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