Cape Town - Brackenfell High School will remain open and private security will be present for the planned EFF protest at the institution on Friday. Education MEC Debbie Schäfer said ...
The Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation (CSVR) says it was deeply saddened by the wave of xenophobic attacks against African nationals living in South Africa. In a ...
JOHANNESBURG - The South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) said it would not accept anything less than R200,000 in damages from Adam Catzavelos for his hate speech remarks. The Human Rights Commission ...
JOHANNESBURG – Former Bosasa COO Angelo Agrizzi's lawyers insist he's shown remorse for his racist language. Agrizzi appeared in the Equality Court on Wednesday after he was heard in a recording submitted ...
Former Constitutional Court Judge and struggle veteran, Justice Zak Yacoob, has challenged Julius Malema to a public debate about the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader’s recent anti-Indian comments. Malema has said at ...
The Gauteng department of education says two educators from Curro Waterfall, in Midrand, north of Johannesburg, have been removed from the private school following racism allegations. A former teacher left ...
EFF National Chairperson and lawyer Dali Mpofu has come out in defence of the party’s leader Julius Malema over his comments that Indian people are racist. Malema was addressing a Youth Day rally ...
The Ahmed Kathrada Foundation has condemned the racist attitude of Kulula.com flight passenger, Alocha Moodley. Moodley admitted to using the k-word in a text to reportedly describe the captain Menzi Mvelase and ...
Domestic airline Kulula.com is investigating a case of racism in which a passenger is alleged to have to refer to a pilot using the k-word. She was overheard by another passenger who ...
JOHANNESBURG - Racist estate agent Vicki Momberg will on Friday put forward arguments why the Randburg Magistrate's Court should show her mercy. Momberg was found guilty on four counts of ...
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