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Bergview College approaches High Court and applies to have deregistration set aside
The deputy minister of Women, Children and Persons with disabilities, Steve Letsike, slammed AfriForum for representing the Bergview College principal.
Thabo Mbeki urges Afrikaners to address grievances through national dialogue, not by engaging the US
Thabo Mbeki has weighed in on the grievances many Afrikaners have, urging them to discuss it nationally and not approach the United States of America.
"Why are there no marches happening": American lady joins SA fight for sexual assault justice
An American lady living in South Africa was stunned to learn about Cwecwe's story after Mzansi spread awareness on social media. She joined the fight for justice.
ANC will engage AfriForum and Solidarity over the US-SA tensions
The African National Congress's deputy secretary general Nomvula Mokonyane said the party will meet with the lobby groups AfriForum and Solidarity.
AfriForum slammed for representing Bergview College prinicpal amid rape saga
Lobby group AfriForum, which is representing Bergview College principal said the police requesting his DNA sample was an abuse of process. SA reacted.
Democratic Alliance calls on Cyril Ramaphosa to condemn "Kill the Boer"
The Democratic Alliance has condemned the Constitutional Court for ruling that the Kill the Boer chant is protected by the laws of the freedom of expression.
Disgruntled Afrikaners gather outside US Embassy in SA, want action taken against Julius Malema
A group of Afrikaners gathered at the US Embassy in Pretoria to express unhappiness with Julius Malema's singing of the Kill the Boer song and the country's laws.
Julius Malema taunts Donald Trump and Elon Musk, celebrates ConCourt ruling about Kill the Boer song
Julius Malema taunted Donald Trump and Elon Musk after the Constitutional Court ruled in his favour when it came to the singing of the Kill the Boer chant.
AfriForum slams Constitutional Court ruling, also accuses President of unspoken approval of violence
AfriForum has slammed the Constitutional Court and President Cyril Ramaphosa after their failure to act following Julius Malema's singing of the Kill the Boer song.
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