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EFF to continue calling for land invasions despite failing to overturn AfriForum interdict in Supreme Court
The Economic Freedom Fighters has reaffirmed it commitment to continue calling for land reforms despite the Supreme Court's dismissal of its interdict appeal.
No more land invasion for EFF, Supreme Court throws out bid to appeal AfriForum incident
The Supreme Court of Appeal in Bloemfontein has dismiss the EFF's leave to appeal AfriForum's interdict that prohibits the party from inciting land invasions.
Wife-beater Jaco Swart found hiding in England, another GBV charge awaits him
Convicted wife-beater Jaco Swart is wanted and issued with another summon for woman abuse. Swart is claiming to be assaulted by strangers for beating his wife.
PA's Kenny Kunene appeals hate speech verdict, maintains EFF's Julius Malema is a cockroach
The PA's Kenny Kunene aims to challenge a court ruling that calling the EFF's Julius Malema a cockroach is hate speech. He says the justice system is not fair.
AfriForum says the 5-year validity period for driving licence is unconstitutional, Mzansi supports court case
Lobby group AfriForum is taking the government to court over the 5-year validity period for driving licences. The group argues that it's unconstitutional.
AfriForum and Zulu Kingdom's Partnership to Use Ingonyama Trust Land Angers Mzansi: "I Don't Support This"
The Zulu Kingdom, under the leadership of King Misuzulu kaZwelithini, has partnered with the lobby group, AfriForum to develop underused Ingoyama Trust land.
Jacob Zuma’s medical parole confirmed to be unlawful, appeal dismissed by SCA
Former president Jacob Zuma’s medical parole granted by Authur Fraser was confirmed to be unlawful by the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) on Monday, 21 November.
Wikipedia corrects number of Afrikaans speakers from 44 to 17 million after Charlize Theron's claims
Wikipedia changes the error made on its website that there are only 44 people who speak Afrikaans in South Africa after Charlize said so in a podcast interview.
AfriForum and NSPCA sheds light back on Minister Thandi Modise’s animal cruelty case
The National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animal and the AfriForum private prosecution unit will appeal Thandi Modise’s alleged animal cruelty case.
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