Now about 25 survivors and relatives of victims of apartheid-era crimes have launched a court case against the government. Human rights lawyer, Yasmin Sooka had a discussion with eNCA on this topic.

OPENING ADDRESS BY ANC DEPUTY PRESIDENT CYRIL RAMAPHOSA AT THE ANC YOUTH LEAGUE 25 th NATIONAL CONGRESS MIDRAND, JOHANNESBURG 4 SEPTEMBER 2015 Chairperson, NTT Convener, Cde Fikile Mbalula, NTT ...

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The actions we take now will determine whether this crime forever remains a ... and with determination – so that the women and children of this country may live in safety, in peace and in happiness We ...

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The Board of Health Funders and the South African Private Practitioners Forum brought an application to court in a bid to stop its implementation. The court says Ramaphosa's decision is reviewable.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has defended the Employment Equity Act, emphasising its role in prohibiting unfair discrimination and addressing apartheid-era inequalities. In his weekly newsletter, he ...