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Kwazulu Natal's culture of violence (07.08.10)

By Kamini Padayachee A culture of violence could be one of the reasons why more suspects die in police custody in Kwazulu-Natal than in other provinces. This according to David Bruce, a senior ...

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Youth Vulnerable to Violence (24.07.10)

By Zukiswa Zimela and Kelvin Kachingwe Johannesburg/Lusaka — James Banda, 27, is an unemployed youth although he occasionally is hired to act as a bus conductor at Lusaka's Kulima Tower Bus Station. He ...

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Advance Notification – SOUTH AFRICAN CRIMINAL LAW REPORTS – August 2010 (23.07.10)

JUDGMENTS OF INTEREST IN THE AUGUST EDITIONS OF THE SACR SOUTH AFRICAN CRIMINAL LAW REPORTS Promise you'll play fair?It is not the prosecution's duty to assure an accused that his trial will be ...

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Xenophobia: Yet another threat to the power of myths (22.07.10)

By Jazmin Acuna and Kindiza Ngubeni Violence in society is like a crack in a mirror. The crack distorts the image of us, and we become ambiguous. Un-unified. Like the mirror’s crack, violence ...

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Ezenkosi to play Zim Highlanders in fight against xenophobia (21.07.10)

JOMO Cosmos, who are rebuilding a team with the aim of returning to the Absa Premiership next season, have joined the fight against xenophobia. Ezenkosi will play Zimbabwe soccer giants Highlanders in ...

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Paul Verryn worried about xenophobia at Central Methodist Church (16.07.10)

By Rahima Essop Central Methodist Church’s Paul Verryn on Thursday said he is worried that negative reports emanating from the church will fuel xenophobia. Verryn does not deny there are problems at ...

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[Suthichai Yoon] Thailand's panels need clear mandates (02.07.10)

While it's not clear what the exact mandate is, the Kanit na Nakhon Truth and Reconciliation Commission will have a three-year term. That's what Premier Abhisit Vejjajiva has said. And that promises to ...

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