Convicted Artist Zwelethu Mthethwa Turned Into a Monster, Court Hears: [News24Wire] Convicted artist Zwelethu Mthethwa turned into a raging out of control monster, probably as a result of a booze-fuelled blackout, the Western Cape High Court heard during pre-sentencing on Wednesday. ...... Source: WN.com - Southafrica News [WATCH] What is your fear?: In light of the … [Read more...] about Convicted Artist Zwelethu Mthethwa Turned Into a Monster, Court Hears
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Constitutional Court judges face much more than legal questions in Zuma case | The Conversation
Constitutional Court judges face much more than legal questions in Zuma case: South African President Jacob Zuma faces a vote of no confidence. GCISSouth Africa has been treated to an overdose of legal arguments as its Constitutional Court grapples with whether or not a parliamentary vote of no confidence in President Jacob Zuma should be conducted by secret or open ballot. … [Read more...] about Constitutional Court judges face much more than legal questions in Zuma case | The Conversation
Group approaches High Court to change sexual abuse law
Group approaches High Court to change sexual abuse law: The Women and Men Against Child Abuse organisation is expected to approach the High Court to change the law to ensure that the legal system acknowledges the seriousness of all sexual violence cases, regardless of the elapsed time since the offence. ...... Source: WN.com - Southafrica News Inspection in loco to be … [Read more...] about Group approaches High Court to change sexual abuse law
Mbalula feels vindicated following court ruling on Ntlemeza
Mbalula feels vindicated following court ruling on Ntlemeza: Ntlemeza will spend at least another two weeks at home before he gets another chance to argue why he should be permitted to return to work. ...... Source: WN.com - Southafrica News EFF lays out reasons for Coligny march: EFF's Papiki Babuile says they want the NPA to fast-track the appeal and for the government … [Read more...] about Mbalula feels vindicated following court ruling on Ntlemeza
Constitution says religion can be practiced ‘at’, not ‘by’ schools, court hears
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 … [Read more...] about Constitution says religion can be practiced ‘at’, not ‘by’ schools, court hears
