As property rates and costs increases and tourism continues to grow in Cape Town, more and more homeowners are letting out their property. But did you know, you need city permission before leasing your flat or property for short-term stays? Not anymore.With a...
The parliamentary committee on land expropriation published the Draft Constitution Eighteenth Amendment Bill in Government Gazette 42902 for comment on 6 December.The plan is for the committee to report to the national assembly by 31 March...
The sport and recreation department published the Draft National Sport and Recreation Amendment Bill.The department published the proposed legislation for comment in December 2019. Comment is due by 28 February 2020.The draft bill aims to set up a Sport Arbitration...
After the largest gathering of African scholars in the world took place in November (the 63rd Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association attended by about 2000 scholars and professionals), it’s the perfect time to reflect on the richness of research that comes...
Violence against women and children has become an international concern for many. We hear more and more stories from the victims of women and child abuse and it has become evident that South Africans are taking a stand.The 16 Days of Activism for No Violence against...
At a time when views of doom and gloom seem to permeate everything we read, we would do well to reflect on the rich history of Africa and the previous challenges that have been overcome. Old newspapers may not seem like the obvious place to start when delving into a...
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As we approach the festive season, many South Africans might be hosting family and friends from other countries. The home affairs department confirmed in a statement that the home affairs minister, Dr Aaron Motsoaledi, has signed the waiver that allows foreign...
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The home affairs department wants to submit a new Marriage Policy to cabinet for approval by March 2021.The department confirmed this in a statement following consultation with gender and human rights interest groups on the development of a new Marriage Policy for...
South Africans will celebrate National braai day on 24 September. This day stems from the national public holiday – Heritage Day. “Braai-ing” is a unique national pastime. It aims to unite all South Africans. So, what goes into having the perfect braai day....
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