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By Anele Mjekula and Genevieve Serra A Cape Town community gripped by fear of crime has taken to patrolling their streets with sticks and knives to protect residents. But the bold ...

By Christelle Terreblanche Legal and crime experts have expressed concern over the wording of a draft amendment to the law that could potentially result in making it easier for the police to ...

The possibility of presidential pardons being granted for Schabir Shaik and Eugene de Kock is taken up in the Serjeant at the Bar column on the Mail & Guardian Online  site, with specific ...

By Ilham Rawoot Crime experts have differed widely on proposed amendments to "shoot-to-kill" legislation, published for comment this week, with some seeing the potential changes creating much-needed clarity for police and ...

The exercise of the presidential pardon promises to be a heavily contested political arena. For some time rumours have circulated about the possible pardon of Schabir Shaik and Eugene de Kock, whose very ...

DURBAN — Walter Masondo stands in his driveway, his grandchildren dashing around his legs, watching a steamroller lay asphalt at a township stadium remodeled as a training venue for the World Cup. The ...

Social cohesion community conversation encourages community members to engage with one another. March 2, 2010 –The Nelson Mandela Foundation (NMF) held its first Diepsloot township community conversation, after the xenophobic violence that rocked the ...