The recent decision and announcement of the Judicial Services’ Commission (JSC) that it will not recommend to President Cyril Ramaphosa that Western Cape High Court
South Africa’s constitutional negotiations of the early 90’s attached great importance to the accommodation of the multicultural and multilingual nature of our country. The constitution
Land reform and the proposed policy of expropriation without compensation (EWC) within the bigger framework of the ANC’s National Democratic Revolution (NDR) and Radical Economic
65 years ago in South Africa, a group of 20 000 women marched to the Union Buildings in Pretoria on 9 August 1956. It was a historic moment – the women were protesting
The FW de Klerk Foundation recently shared the alarm of many South Africans regarding certain proposals in the recent Firearms Control Act Amendment Bill. Among
Now that the dust has begun to settle after the mayhem that convulsed much of KwaZulu-Natal – and parts of Gauteng – last week, we
When one regularly follows the events at the Zondo Commission, the extent and depth of corruption and inefficiency in the government is almost unreal, and
On 27 June the NPA welcomed the judgement of the Supreme Court of Appeal to dismiss the stay of prosecution application of 82-year-old Joao Rodrigues.
Over the past few months, fierce debate and widely divergent positions have marked the final stage of the Parliamentary Ad Hoc Committee’s race to complete
