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Developing countries should manufacture and procure their own vaccines, Ramaphosa says
While President Cyril Ramaphosa has welcomed the US’s commitment to donate an additional 500-million vaccine doses to ...
Ramaphosa refers transport bill back to parliament for reconsideration
The president sent the legislation back to parliament as he expressed reservations about its constitutionality. In the ...
SCA dismisses Ledla's appeal in R139m PPE corruption case
The SCA on Wednesday dismissed an application to appeal against a Special Tribunal order declaring a R139m PPE contract ...
Law stopping single fathers from registering children in their name is unconstitutional: ...
A piece of law that prevents a single dad from registering his child’s birth under his surname unfairly discriminates ...
Mandatory vaccinations closer to reality at UCT as senate gives backing
An overwhelming 83% of the UCT's senate voted to make Covid-19 vaccination mandatory from next year - but the ...
UN must prioritise repatriation of victims of slave trade, says Ramaphosa
President Cyril Ramaophosa has called on the UN to put the issue of reparations for victims of the slave trade on its ...
ConCourt rules for AfriForum in five-year battle over Afrikaans at Unisa
The University of SA's decision in 2016 to adopt a new language policy and discontinue Afrikaans as a language of ...
Family happy after woman accused of setting relative alight denied bail
The family of a Mthatha man who died in hospital after he was doused with paraffin and set alight, has hailed the justice system after the woman accused of the crime was ...