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A Gauteng High Court has issued an interim order restricting publication of allegations against businessman Thami Ndlala. The matter is due to return to court on November 9, while his foundation calls for an independent investigation into the police handling of the case.
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The unrest has led to arrests, property damage and investigations into alleged police brutality involving young protesters.
<p>Doha, Qatar: The Public Prosecution, through its Institute of Criminal Studies, organized a regional training course on combatting trafficking in persons in conformity with international standards.</p> <p>Convened in partnership with the United Nations Human Rights Training and Documentation Centre for South-West Asia and the Arab…
I have watched Pakistan-Afghanistan relations long enough to distrust easy headlines, and last week’s news produced a few of them.
Sixth-generation fighter aircraft are expected to revolutionize air warfare by incorporating advanced technologies and strong connectivity.
