Case Studies
Whilst life in South Africa under Level 1 Lock down appears to have returned to some form of “normality” for many of its citizens, the reality is that with normality comes complacency. A prime example of this complacency is the recent “super-spreader event” at a Claremont nightclub, Tin Roof.
The most horrific murders of yet more farmers have been in the media spotlight over the past few weeks. The most noteworthy of these brutal murders is that of the 21 year old farmer, Brendin Horner on the 1st October 2020. Brendin, who was a farm foreman on a
On the 1st October 2020, South Africa opened its borders to international travel. Whilst many South Africans welcome a lift on the ban on international travel there are still restrictions in place as to those countries who are not permitted to travel to South Africa because of the high
As South Africa slowly starts to recover from the insurmountable effects of the Covid-19 pandemic yet another atrocity has emerged, this time in the form of human rights abuse and money laundering. Kwasizabantu Mission is the most recent organisation to have been hit by serious allegations, which allegations include
The increase in the heinous and brutal acts of domestic violence during South Africa’s lockdown period is difficult for many of us to conceptualise. What is most frightening however, is inadequate protection which a protection order is supposedly meant to provide to its victims. In terms of the Domestic
In the weeks which have passed since South Africa moved to Level 2 lockdown, the real devastation of the socio-economic impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on our country has started to rear its ugly head. The list of atrocities is endless, from farm murders, home invasions, gender based violence,
Dating while separated, but not yet divorced is a tricky topic of conversation. Whilst it is natural to want to move on from your marriage and find love or affection elsewhere, legally you are still married to your spouse. Legally, “dating” means one-on-one social contact with another person. There
Political Corruption is the use of powers by government officials or their network contacts for illegitimate private gain. A devastating reality for South African’s is that we are currently experiencing political corruption right before our very eyes during Covid-19. As the Covid-19 pandemic has ruthlessly spread throughout our country
