Problems of deliberate police inaction in the face of criminal thuggery were often reported in the mining areas of Mpumalanga, according to the province’s Judge President, Frans Legodi. In a new decision dealing with two cases before him, Legodi said
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Simple On-Page SEO Tweaks Can Mean More Traffic For Your Law Firm Website
Having an online website can help increase your prospective customers greatly than what your physical land-based office can reach. The same is true for your law firm website. Your website does not end its work after it has been established. … Read the rest
Gill Marcus received millions in donations from Steinhoff
Gill Marcus, the former Reserve Bank governor and currently an assistant commissioner of the Public Investment Corporation (PIC) Commission of Inquiry, has been a beneficiary of Markus Jooste’s Steinhoff Group’s largesse, according to Independent Online (IOL).
An NGO of which … Read the rest
Except for Afrikaners, South Africans prefer their children to be taught in English
Steven Gordon, Human Sciences Research Council and Jaqueline Harvey, Human Sciences Research Council
English is only one of 11 official languages spoken in South Africa. It’s currently the preferred language of education and is used in many of … Read the rest
Sex in history, by Gordan Rattray Taylor
Gordan Rattray Taylor
SEX IN HISTORY
First published in 1954
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Famine: Zimbabwe’s chickens are coming home to roost
Zimbabwe, which has been ruled by the radical Afro-Marxist party ZANU PF for the last 39 years and long a darling of the global left, is finally hitting an economic brick wall with a possible famine in the offing, at … Read the rest
‘Mugabe was a monster’ – Daily Telegraph
Unlike in South Africa and in his native Zimbabwe where hagiographies of deceased former president Robert Mugabe were the norm, London’s Daily Telegraph did not mince words. In a leading article published on 6 September 2019, the newspaper chose the … Read the rest
Harmful effects of electromagnetic field in a person
Do you use your cell phone as an alarm clock, sleeping with it close to your head? Do you type on your laptop all day, with the device laid out directly on your, well, lap? Many people nowadays walk around … Read the rest
Soldiers won’t stem gang violence because South Africa’s army is in a sorry state
Lindy Heinecken, Stellenbosch University
The initial response to the recent deployment of the South African army to areas of Cape Town hit hard by gang violence evoked relief that peace and stability would be restored to the area.
But … Read the rest
53 Cellphone towers shut down in South Africa due to theft, vandalism
South Africa’s infrastructure is being stolen. The latest casualty is mobile-phone company MTH, which has announced that it has lost 53 cellphone towers in Gauteng, the country’s industrial heartland and had to shut them down.
The company said it was … Read the rest
Food shortages in case of no-deal Brexit?
Britain will experience shortages of certain foods in the event of a “disastrous” no-deal Brexit, with “serious disruption” expected for months, the country’s food and drink lobby warned Wednesday.
“The food sector is absolutely clear that a no-deal exit is … Read the rest
Here’s how tech giants profit from invading our privacy, and how we can start taking it back
Australia’s consumer watchdog has recommended major changes to our consumer protection and privacy laws. If these reforms are adopted, consumers will have much more say about how we deal with Google, Facebook, and other businesses.
The … Read the rest
Your guide to betting on soccer online
Soccer betting is getting increasingly popular among gurus and novices alike. The lure is too much, thanks to the numerous betting companies advertising on every online page you visit. Besides, people make a lot of money from betting, and it … Read the rest
Decision to continue with expropriation without compensation is short-sighted – TLU SA
The decision of the ANC government to go ahead with changes to Section 25 of the Constitution – which relates to expropriation without compensation – is short-sighted, according to South African farmers’ union, TLU SA.
A motion about the ad … Read the rest