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Women’s perspectives: Nontobeko Ntombela has curated the SOLO exhibition at Cape Town Art Fair that features works by emerging female artists

‘From No Fixed Place’, a space appears

"Violence targeted at erasing the bodies of women tells us that their physical, emotional, and political and intellectual labour remains a threat".

The number of deputy ministers has increased from 14 under Mandela to 34 under Ramaphosa.

Three former Cabinet ministers resign from Parliament

Three more ANC MPs have resigned, days after President Jacob Zuma announced his new Cabinet, which did not include them.

Beeld editor Adriaan Basson speaks to us about the latest revelations in the Guptas’ Waterkloof landing scandal.

Report cards: Zuma and eight ministers must go, says DA

The DA has scored President Jacob Zuma and eight Cabinet ministers Fs on their report cards, saying they should be fired for their poor performance.

Brakpan rape, murder case postponed

The court case of the man accused of raping and killing his four-year-old niece, Jasmin Pretorius, has been postponed to January 13.

VIDEO M&G’s Rapule Tabane analyses President Zuma’s victory at Mangaung

Zuma on child rape: ‘Something is seriously wrong’

Following the rape of a baby and toddler in the week, President Jacob Zuma and Minister Lulu Xingwana have condemned sexual attacks on children.

Opinion: Women’s Month and the department of woe

From bloated salaries to floods of statements once a year, Verashni Pillay despairs of the department of women, children and people with disabilities.

Xingwana announces Bill to tackle gender inequality

The adoption of a new Bill, now before Cabinet, would help to fully emancipate South African women, Women’s Minister Lulu Xingwana said in Tshwane.

Afriforum seeks dialogue with ANC over ‘offensive utterances’

Afriforum has said it plans to approach the ANC and initiate a dialogue to discuss "continued offensive utterances" about Afrikaners and Christianity.

Minister for Women

Xingwana comes under fire for ‘unacceptable’ report

Lulu Xingwana and her delegation have been lambasted by MPs for failing to deliver documents on her department’s turnaround strategy on time.

Xingwana apologises for ‘racist’ comments on Afrikaner men

Minister of Women, Children and People with Disabilities Lulu Xingwana has apologised for her comments about Afrikaner men.

‘Incompetent’ Xingwana raises ire with remarks about Afrikaners

The Christian Democratic Party says Minister Lulu Xingwana should be fired after remarks she made to an Australian broadcaster about Afrikaans men.

Xingwana shows a glimmer of a clue on Pistorius, Steenkamp, and guns

Lulu Xingwana is right: Reeva Steenkamp would still be alive if Oscar Pistorius did not own a gun. But intimate-partner violence is more complicated.

Magistrate Graham Cupido ruled that the two suspects hide their faces as to not jeopardise the investigation.

Court enforces tough access control during Anene Booysen case

Access control has been strict at the Bredasdorp Magistrate’s Court ahead of the appearance of Anene Booysen’s alleged killers.

Women

Report shows corruption within women and children department

Allegations of corruption and mismanagement have been highlighted in a secret report on the women, children and people with disabilities department.

DA: Investigate reports of Xingwana’s R2.1m decorating bill

Minister Lulu Xingwana must be probed for allegedly spending R2.1-million of state’s funds decorating her department’s head office, says the DA.

Traditional leaders, supported by government, want luxury cars, phones and mansions. (James Oatway)

The Traditional Courts Bill is a legal travesty

The Traditional Courts Bill gives chiefs autocratic powers over people forced into tribal boundaries they reject, writes Aninka Claassens.

Traditional leaders, supported by government, want luxury cars, phones and mansions. (James Oatway)

Traditional Courts Bill revamped beyond recognition

The justice and constitutional development department is working hard to save the Traditional Courts Bill after factoring in all proposed amendments.

Minister for Women

Dissent over Traditional Courts Bill

Parliament has asked for clarity as the departments of Lulu Xingwana and Jeff Radebe contradict each other on the Traditional Courts Bill’s validity.

Minister for Women

DA asks public protector to probe Xingwana’s department

The DA has asked the public protector to probe the department of women, children and people with disabilities for not delivering on its mandate.

Lulu Xingwana strikes out at SAA tirade claims

Lulu Xingwana strikes out at SAA tirade claims

Women Minister Lulu Xingwana has dismissed a "sensational hot air" report that she demanded to be upgraded on a flight from Accra, Ghana.