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Survivors of 1960 Sharpeville massacre launch legal claim against government
Survivors and relatives of Sharpeville massacre victims launch legal action to overturn 1961 law blocking compensation claims against government.
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Study reveals how SA parents talk to children about apartheid
Study finds many South African parents wait for their children to ask about apartheid before raising the subject, using four distinct approaches.
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How white farmers still dominate land ownership in South Africa in spite of land reform – new research
More than 30 years after South Africa achieved democracy it remains one of the world’s most unequal countries.
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Government launches housing assistance for apartheid victims
Government launches R650 million housing assistance programme for apartheid victims, providing grants up to R183,257 to TRC-identified households.
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Ramaphosa named on apartheid assassination list, De Kock tells court
De Kock reveals Ramaphosa was on apartheid assassination list of 33 people marked for elimination during Cradock Four inquest testimony.
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Sport sustained hope for prisoners on Robben Island
Robben Island prisoners used sport as a tool for resistance, fostering community, governance, and hope amidst oppressive conditions.
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No criminal charges in 1993 Highgate Hotel massacre after 30-year investigation
EAST LONDON – More than three decades after gunmen opened fire at the Highgate Hotel in East London, a court has ruled that no one can be held criminally responsible…
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Court overturns 58-year-old ruling: ANC Nobel Laureate Albert Luthuli was murdered by apartheid police
JOHANNESBURG – In a landmark ruling that rewrites a dark chapter of South Africa’s apartheid history, a court declared Thursday that African National Congress leader Albert Luthuli was murdered by…
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Afrikaner enclave faces legal battle over unauthorised land use
The Afrikaner-only settlement of Kleinfontein is embroiled in a heated legal dispute with municipal authorities who consider the community illegal and are demanding residents pay property rates 300 times higher…
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Steve Biko death inquest court date announced, exactly 48 years after his death
GQEBERHA – Nearly five decades after the death of Black Consciousness Movement leader Steve Biko shocked the world, a South African court has reopened the inquest into his killing, with prosecutors…
