SEX and the law aren’t easy companions – I almost said ‘bedfellows’. Our highest courts have often spoken about the private nature of sex and how prying infringes human dignity. But what do you do when someone forces the law …Share this:Click to share on...
BROTHERLY back-stabbing has an ancient history. But it’s also right up to date. Just ask Port Elizabeth doctor, Bongani Nqini. Maybe he has a thing about banks, maybe he just likes ready cash, but during November last year, Dr Nqini …Share this:Click to share...
FIVE judges of the Supreme Court of Appeal have laid it on the line: the National Directorate of Public Prosecutions has behaved in the SpyTapes fiasco in a manner that is not worthy of the office. The court added, “Such …Share this:Click to share on Twitter...
NO-ONE at the Platteland Preview festival in Smithfield this year will easily forget the opening night. Church bells ringing across the veld, marimba players regaling us with great jazz outside a fabulous venue, new and old friends, good food and …Share...
AT least some of the novels I haven’t yet written are set in the border areas between the Free State and Lesotho. One shouldn’t give away too much of a pending plot, but there’s plenty of scope round here for …Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new...
ALL roads lead to the Eastern Cape right now, and to celebrations of the National Arts Festival’s 40th anniversary. It’s even the setting for this week’s legal decision, with the drama’s central moment played out against the backdrop of …Share this:Click to...
