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Sides agree on Zimbabwe talks framework

HARARE, Zimbabwe (UPI) -- Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe and former presidential candidate Morgan Tsvangirai Monday agreed on a framework for peace talks. South African foreign affairs spokesman Ronnie Mamoepa said opposition leader Arthur ...

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Double Jeopardy: Being foreign and female increased their vulnerabililty during xenophobic violence

July 20, 2008 ROMI FULLER Being both foreign and female increased the vulnerabililty of women during the xenophobic violence in South Africa. Xenophobia targets women and children because they are central to making ...

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Family murders surging

On a Saturday night, around 8pm, while you sit down to a meal with your family or catch a movie; something goes off in the mind of a killer. Something unknown, something fatal, ...

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Police make smart move

Borrie La Grange Universities to help with crime analysis The police want researchers and universities to become their allies in the fight against crime — so they can work smarter and not ...

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Raped by the system

"I used to see it in prison. Others were raped, but it never happened to me," said a convicted fraudster who spent seven years in jail, most of them at Cape Town's notorious ...

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South African No Torture Consortium Launched

Dr. Marjorie Jobson and Megan Bantjes The South African No Torture Consortium (SANTOC) was launched on 26 June 2008, International Day in Support of Survivors of Torture. The Consortium aims improve the ...

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Crime figures test constitution's limits

Franny Rabkin CRIME statistics for the past year will be announced today, no doubt eliciting the familiar mantra and furore about crime and the police's inability to curb it. Again, no doubt, ...

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