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By Franny Rabkin A COALITION of civil society organisations yesterday called on the Democratic Alliance (DA) to "formally apologise" for its role in "denying victims a voice" in applications for presidential pardons ...

By Anna Majavu SEVEN human rights organisations have demanded that the DA formally apologise for leading a multiparty forum that recommended apartheid killers for a presidential pardon. "We call on the DA ...

By Dene Smuts Another View: The last thing we should do is grant wider presidential powers in this area, writes Dene Smuts Our president is beginning to resemble Henry VIII. Not only is he ...

By Gavin Silber and Nathan Geffen Gavin Silber and Nathan Geffen respond to James Myburgh's critique This is a reply to James Myburgh's response to our article Race, class & violent crime in ...

By Christelle Terreblanche The furore over possible presidential pardons for both convicted murderer Eugene de Kock and fraudster Schabir Shaik is likely to rage on, as the chances of President Jacob Zuma ...

JOHANNESBURG -- South Africa's Methodist church said on Friday that a prominent bishop suspended earlier this week is facing charges of breaching church rules. A statement released by the Methodist Church in ...

By The Zimbabwean JOHANNESBURG – Johannesburg Central Methodist Church Bishop Paul Verryn – a friend of desperate African immigrants, mostly Zimbabweans in South Africa – has been suspended from his position ...