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UPDATE: Parliamentary spokesperson says no arrest warrant for Thandi Modise
This comes after lobby group AfriForum claimed that a Potchefstroom court issued the warrant after Thandi Modise's failure to appear in court on Friday on animal abuse charges.
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Zindzi Mandela courts controversy with tweets
Zindzi Mandela, the daughter of late struggle icons Nelson Mandela and Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, has come under fire in the past few days over her tweets relating to issues of land and race.
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AfriForum threatens to repossess EFF assets if party fails to settle cost order
The EFF already paid two cost orders of the five that were granted to AfriForum, amounting to R235,000.
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EFF’s deadline to make another payment to AfriForum near
The party still had to pay the organisation over R109,000 before Friday, 7 June 2019.
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Arson ruled out in Ford Kuga fire death inquest
The Western Cape High Court has heard an electrical short circuit caused the blaze in Wilderness in December 2015.
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AfriForum urges WC residents to join safety structures after farm attacks
Afriforum's Johandré van Zyl said two incidents occurred in Paarl last week.
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Seasonal worker to remain behind bars after deadly Bonnievale farm attack
The 19-year-old is alleged to have been one of four men who attacked a couple on their farm on Monday evening.
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Lekota's days as Cope leader numbered?
Congress of the People (Cope) general secretary Papi Kganare said that while he denied the Eyewitness News report that some of the party’s leaders plan to remove Mosioua Lekota from his leadership position, he can’t say if the party still has confidence in him.
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Woman recovering in hospital after deadly farm attack in Bonnievale
Her husband was murdered when four armed suspects broke into their home on Monday evening.
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Judgment in Coligny murder conviction appeal postponed
The High Court in the North West on Friday heard an application brought by rights group AfriForum on behalf of Pieter Doorewaard and Phillip Schutte.
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Old SA flag a symbol of black oppression, court hears
The Nelson Mandela Foundation said that publicly displaying the apartheid flag represented decades of the dehumanisation of black people.
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AfriForum: Banning old SA flag would limit freedom of expression
AfriForum's lawyer Mark Oppenheimer said that hateful symbols should be allowed in public spaces because they educate people on what is right and wrong.
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Banning apartheid flag would be unlawful - AfriForum
AfriForum argued in court that the law only prohibits hate speech which refers to words and not symbols.
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AfriForum has double standards on old SA flag, Mandela Foundation tells court
The foundation has turned to the Equality Court wanting the flag banned and declared hate speech.
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WATCH LIVE: Nelson Mandela Foundation makes case for banning old SA flag
The Equality Court is hearing arguments on Monday morning on why the Nelson Mandela Foundation wants the old apartheid-era flag banned and decalred hate speech.
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AfriForum calls for return of police reservists after farm attacks
Over the Easter weekend, there were two attacks on elderly women on Villiersdorp and Redelinghuys farms.
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AfriForum condemns Easter farm attacks in WC
The group said in Redelinghuys, a 72-year-old woman was allegedly raped on Thursday and in Villiersdorp, a 60-year-old woman was attacked on Monday.
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Mixed reaction to SAHRC’s findings on Malema statements
Lobby group AfriForum has already indicated that it will take the commission’s findings on judicial review.
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Porsches, rainy weather & 'punishing' JZ: Day 1 of Duduzane Zuma's trial
On the first day of Duduzane Zuma’s culpable homicide trial, the performance of older models of Porsches in rainy weather was scrutinised. At the same time, Black First Land First members attended the trial, where they hit out at AfriForum, who they say are trying to punish former President Jacob Zuma through his son's case.
