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Why intergroup contact alone will not end xenophobia and racial prejudice in South Africa

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Introduction The idea behind contact theory is easy to like. People who get to know members of another group tend

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Why nil compensation under the Expropriation Act can survive section 25 while its court procedure may not

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Introduction South Africa’s property clause has been argued over for so long that it gets hard to remember what the

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Compulsory mediation in South African courts needs legislation and public funding, not a practice directive

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Introduction From 1 January 2027, a litigant in the Gauteng Division of the High Court who wants a civil trial

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Living customary law in South Africa and the struggle over who gets to say what it is

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Introduction Nobody seriously disputes any more that customary law is law. The Constitutional Court said so plainly in Alexkor, where

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Constitutional transformation and decolonisation both fall short of economic justice without a capable state

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Introduction People who teach constitutional law in South Africa usually describe the 1996 Constitution as a document meant to change

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Why South Africa’s Constitutional Court upheld fair use but struck down the education exceptions

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Introduction South Africa’s copyright reform has been stuck in Parliament for so long that the two bills at its centre

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Courts have made section 24 enforce process, but South Africa’s just transition still lacks legal content

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Introduction South Africa has had an environmental right since 1996, a framework statute on sustainable development since 1998, and, from

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Community mental health in South Africa needs participatory and liberatory practice, not only task-sharing

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Introduction When people in South African health services say “community” mental health, they usually mean care that has been moved

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Enforcement gaps in South Africa’s gender-based violence laws after the 2021 amendments

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Introduction South Africa does not lack gender-based violence law. The Domestic Violence Act 116 of 1998 has been around for

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Why enforcing VAT on imported electronic services should come before a digital services tax in South Africa

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Introduction A South African household can now watch a series, rent cloud storage, buy an app and sit an online

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  • VAT zero-rating of basic foods in South Africa protects the poor in proportion but targets them badly
  • Inclusion in South African schools rests on policy and school discretion, and section 29 has yet to bite

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