THE South African Human Rights Commission has subpoenaed the National Intelligence Agency (NIA) after failing to get information for the development of an early warning system meant to prevent attacks on foreign nationals.
Behaviourist B.F. Skinner maintained that education is what survives when what has been learnt has been forgotten. There has been much written about the need to create learning organisations and more resources than fleas on a stray dog have been spent on leadership formation (learning) within organisations. The fact
From May 11th, 2008, within three weeks, an ethnic cleansing/xenophobic outburst displaced more than 80 000, injuring 670, and killing 62 in the process. [1] Those affected included Somalis, Ethiopians, Indians, Pakistanis, Zimbabweans, and Mozambiqueans. [1]Many innocent South African citizens were caught in the crossfire. [1]BIBLIOGRAPHY1. Ethnic Cleansing (Wikipedia, the
Sikhula Sonke’s Motion of Distrust Against the ANC and Government 11 Mar 2010 Motion of distrust against the ANC will be put to the United Nations Commission and Minister of International Affairs on refugee rights for the situation in De Doorns and Government and the African Union’s lack of intervention
In Johannesburg in June the sun will rise on another football bacchanal while Scotland nurses its wrath of ages at home. Five major tournaments have come and gone since last we participated. And, as we all know, It’s Not The Same Without the Tartan Army. Brazilian samba dancers, Mexican gauchos
In Johannesburg in June the sun will rise on another football bacchanal while Scotland nurses its wrath of ages at home. Five major tournaments have come and gone since last we participated. And, as we all know, It’s Not The Same Without the Tartan Army. Brazilian samba dancers, Mexican gauchos
In Johannesburg in June the sun will rise on another football bacchanal while Scotland nurses its wrath of ages at home. Five major tournaments have come and gone since last we participated. And, as we all know, It’s Not The Same Without the Tartan Army. Brazilian samba dancers, Mexican gauchos
In Johannesburg in June the sun will rise on another football bacchanal while Scotland nurses its wrath of ages at home. Five major tournaments have come and gone since last we participated. And, as we all know, It’s Not The Same Without the Tartan Army. Brazilian samba dancers, Mexican gauchos
In Johannesburg in June the sun will rise on another football bacchanal while Scotland nurses its wrath of ages at home. Five major tournaments have come and gone since last we participated. And, as we all know, It’s Not The Same Without the Tartan Army. Brazilian samba dancers, Mexican gauchos
In Johannesburg in June the sun will rise on another football bacchanal while Scotland nurses its wrath of ages at home. Five major tournaments have come and gone since last we participated. And, as we all know, It’s Not The Same Without the Tartan Army. Brazilian samba dancers, Mexican gauchos
Labour brokers may have been responsible for the tensions that led to last month's xenophobia at De Doorns in the Western Cape, a study has suggested.
Labour brokers may have been directly responsible for the tensions that led to last month's xenophobia at De Doorns in the Western Cape, a study has suggested.
South Africa still has a long way to go to get rid of racism, xenophobia and other "social ills", President Jacob Zuma has said at Reconciliation Day celebrations.
South Africa still has a long way to go to get rid of racism, xenophobia and other "social ills", President Jacob Zuma has said at Reconciliation Day celebrations.
South Africa still has a long way to go to get rid of racism, xenophobia and other "social ills", President Jacob Zuma has said at Reconciliation Day celebrations.
After the arrest of three Malawians for the alleged rape of a child, foreigners fear they will be driven out of Hout Bay’s informal settlement.
The De Doorns xenophobia victims will remain camped out on a sports field in the town for the weekend.
The De Doorns xenophobia victims would remain in tents on a sports field in the town for the weekend, the SA Human Rights Commission said.
The Western Cape government is more concerned about the media than the well-being of the De Doorns xenophobia victims, claims refugee rights group Passop.
The Western Cape government is more concerned about the media than the well-being of the De Doorns xenophobia victims, claims refugee rights group Passop.