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Constitution says religion can be practiced ‘at’, not ‘by’ schools, court hears

18 May 2017 By admin

Constitution says religion can be practiced ‘at’, not ‘by’ schools, court hears:

Constitution says religion can be practiced ‘at’, not ‘by’ schools, court hears: Differences in meaning of the prepositions “at” and “by” support the argument that six public schools contravene the Constitution with their policies on teaching religion, the High Court in Johannesburg has heard.

Karabo memorial: ‘When are men going to take their position in society?’: The lack of male voices around the topic of women and child abuse, as well as femicide, has taken the spotlight at Karabo Mokoena’s memorial in Diepkloof, Soweto.

30 Huawei protesters arrested: About 30 people have been arrested for blocking Grayston Drive in Sandton during a protest, Johannesburg metro police says.

Three men arrested for murders of 3 Soweto women: Three men have been arrested for the murders of three women whose bodies have been discovered in and around Naledi, Soweto, Gauteng police say.

Grade 2 pupil complained of genital pain after rape: The Grade 2 pupil first complained to her parents that she had been raped after she suffered from genital pain, Gauteng Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi’s spokesperson Steve Mabona says.

R2K challenges Mahlobo to provide regime change evidence: State Security Minister David Mahlobo must either give evidence or stop making “bogus claims” of a “regime change plot”, lobby group Right to Know has argued.

2 arrested for public violence in Leratong protest: Police are monitoring the situation in Leratong village near Kagiso on the West Rand after a service delivery protest broke out.

Grade 2 girl allegedly raped by Grade 7s at Randburg school: Three Grade 7 boys have allegedly raped a girl in Grade 2 at a primary school in Randburg, Johannesburg police say.

Brown to talk to Zuma and Ramaphosa to ‘resolve Molefe matter’: Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown says she will talk to President Jacob Zuma and Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa to resolve the matter of Brian Molefe’s return to Eskom.

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