Ramaphosa and government face legal action over apartheid-era damages claims
Families of apartheid victims have filed a court application seeking R165 million in constitutional damages from President ...
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South Africa: COSATU Welcomes President Cyril Ramaphosa's Assenting to the Long-Awaited Expropriation Bill
Press Release - The Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) welcomes President Cyril Ramaphosa's assenting to the ...
Will the victims of apartheid violence see justice in South Africa?
Now, 25 families of those who lost their loved ones during apartheid, have taken president Cyril Ramaphosa to court, urging him to look into these cases. They allege that there were no prosecutions ...
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Cradock Four: Why apartheid victims are suing South Africa’s government
Families of the murdered activists are among two dozen suing government for failure to deliver justice for past crimes.
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Ramaphosa’s signing of Expropriation Act may be a carefully calculated political chess move
The signing into law of the Expropriation Act by President Cyril Ramaphosa changes very little on the ground; the government has always had the power to expropriate and any decision by the government ...
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25 families, survivors of apartheid-era crimes approach courts to force govt to pay R167m in damages
The applicants are survivors and family members of the Highgate Hotel massacre in East London and the Cradock Four murders ...
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Public works minister ready to defy Ramaphosa over Expropriation Act: ‘Not on my watch!’
Public Works Minister Dean Macpherson has contradicted his deputy, Sihle Zikalala, regarding implementing the Expropriation ...