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ANC doing all it can to bypass legitimate Parliamentary process on land

The ruling party is reportedly in panic mode to attempt to reopen the window for people to give written input in favour of changing the constitution. In a front-page report in Afrikaans … [Read More...]

South Africans differ on land reform. But there needs to be a meeting of minds

Roger Southall, Professor of Sociology, University of the Witwatersrand President Cyril Ramaphosa’s late night announcement that the government was going to push ahead with implementing a decision … [Read More...]

What’s involved in changing South Africa’s Constitution

Pierre de Vos, Claude Leon Foundation Chair in Constitutional Governance, UCT South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, in his capacity as leader of the governing African National Congress (ANC), has … [Read More...]

Discovery of alien and highly invasive freshwater crayfish in Free State Goldfields

In many countries the red swamp crayfish has escaped into natural environments where it has decimated indigenous crayfish species and other aquatic organisms and caused irreparable damage to aquatic … [Read More...]

Vatican voices ‘shame and sorrow’ over damning sex abuse report

Similar reports have emerged in Europe, Australia and Chile, prompting lawsuits and investigations, sending dioceses into bankruptcy and undercutting the moral authority of the leadership of the … [Read More...]

Municipalities owed R139bn for services

Kaveel Singh, News24 Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs Zweli Mkhize has revealed that municipalities are owed R139bn for municipal services rendered. He said that the … [Read More...]

85% of WC police stations are understaffed

Public Service Commissioner give SAPS 6 months Mark Wiley, MPP, Standing Committee Chairperson on Community Safety, DA Western Cape Spokesperson - 15 August 2018 Today’s briefing by the Public … [Read More...]

New Zealand passes ban on foreign homebuyers into law

WELLINGTON - REUTERS, 15 August 2018 New Zealand’s parliament passed a law on Wednesday to ban many non-resident foreigners from buying existing homes, completing the Labour-led government’s election … [Read More...]

Brains keep temporary molecular records before making a lasting memory

Kelsey Tyssowski, Graduate Student in Biomedical Science, Harvard … [Read More...]

A doctor’s case for medical marijuana

Physician David Casarett was tired of hearing hype and half-truths … [Read More...]

How contracts drawn up as comic strips are being put to use in South Africa

Contracts are an important part of our lives. We need to sign them if we want to … [Read More...]

Inkunzi Strike almost ready for production

by Guy Martin, defenceWeb Denel PMP’s innovative Inkunzi Strike 20 mm automatic … [Read More...]

Lick Response in Cats

by Barbara George Tellington Ttouch Behaviourist Scratch your cat on her back a … [Read More...]

How Chameleons Change Colour

Chameleons have a mobile lattice of nanocrystals on the surface of their … [Read More...]

Hothouse Earth: our planet has been here before – here’s what it looked like

Even if carbon emissions are reduced to hold temperature rises at the 2°C … [Read More...]

Orcas, sharks, whales and dolphins
– ‘the full Monty’

Colossus conjures up a most Impressive Hunt The 4 meter male, Colossus must be … [Read More...]

Dr. Gina Cleo, Research Fellow, Bond University Most people who…Read more »
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By Rebecca Sibanda: Legal Assistant, Centre for Constitutional Rights 15…Read more »
Dr. Silas Ramaite has been the National Prosecution Authority’s Deputy…Read more »
Mike Waters, DA Deputy Chief Whip in Parliament and Lethabong Constituency…Read more »
Misheck Mutize, Lecturer of Finance and Doctor of Philosophy Candidate,…Read more »
Allegations of apparent collusion between officials within the State Attorney’s…Read more »
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