Directives that emerge from SA Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) investigations are not legally binding, the Constitutional Court has ruled.
Related Posts
University Of Zululand To Host HackAtom 2026
Durban – The University of Zululand will host the South African Global HackAtom on 5-6 May 2026 at its Kwadlangezwa Campus. HackAtom is an […]
The benefits of enrolling children in after-school programmes
Duduza – Lala’s Aftercare Learning Lounge Pty (LTD) was established in February 2022 with the goal of supporting working parents and those living with […]
News24 | Thursday’s weather: Heatwave hits Eastern Cape; warm, isolated showers elsewhere
The South African Weather Service has warned of high temperatures in parts of the Eastern Cape, which are expected to persist until Friday, while warm […]