Human Rights

The night run: how Zimbabwean traders are dodging suffocating import restrictions

“We are poor. We will go naked if we are prevented from importing cheap garments for resale.”

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Feature | 25 August 2016

Who inherits your partner’s estate if you’re not married?

Constitutional Court will soon give us an answer

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Law | 23 August 2016

School denies fee exemption to woman because she’s an asylum seeker

Lawyer and provincial department say school is legally wrong

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News | 22 August 2016

Zimbabwe is desperate - an eyewitness account

Mugabe has failed us

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Opinion | 19 August 2016

Constitutional Court scathing about arrest and detention of child

"Even when they are in conflict with the law, we should not permit the hand of the law to fall hard on them like a sledgehammer lest we destroy them."

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Law | 18 August 2016

Lethal toll of informal gold mining

While deaths on formal mines have come down, zama-zama fatalities have gone up

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Feature | 17 August 2016

East Londoners protest in support of rape survivors

New support programme for university students planned

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News | 12 August 2016

When can the police search your home?

The Constitutional Court has given us the answer

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Law | 12 August 2016

Homeless in city ask society to change its ways

Nearly 300 “street people” have put their names to a list of demands

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News | 27 July 2016