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WATCH: ConCourt rules men may assume their wives’ surname

Posted by Smile Staff Reporter on  11 September 2025
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Category: News
  The Constitutional Court has given Parliament 24 months to review the Births and Deaths Registration Act, following a landmark ruling that allows husbands to legally take their wives’ surnames.   The judgment is seen as a major step towards gender equality and freedom of choice in South Africa.   Concourt Judge Leona Theron explains why the court struck down parts of the Act as unconstitutional:   “This court considers that this practice is largely

The questions that leave parents stumped

Posted by Phil de Lange on  11 September 2025
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Children get a lot of what they know from their parents and are naturally very curious. But their questions are quite difficult to answer at times. On average some kids ask 21 questions a day of which only 13 are answerable. The most difficult questions to answer According to a survey, these are the most difficult questions for parents to answer when a child asks: 1. Why do people die? Probably the most difficult question
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Three more murders in Kraaifontein day after Masemola visit

Posted by Liesl Smit on  11 September 2025
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  Three more murders have rocked Kraaifontein, bringing the number of killings in the area to nine since Tuesday night.   It comes after the National Police Commissioner Fannie Masemola visited the Kraaifontein police station on Wednesday afternoon to visit the crime scenes of the three double murders that occurred in the suburb.   During a briefing at the police station, Masemola announced that a man had been arrested and is, for now, being linked

Government plans to reinforce safety at courts after shootings

Posted by Caitlin Maledo on  11 September 2025
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    Ministries in the justice system are intensifying efforts to improve safety at courts in Cape Town after a series of violent attacks.     A man was killed and two others wounded in shootings outside the Athlone Magistrates Court last week, while another fatal shooting occurred at a Wynberg court in April.   ALSO READ: Breakthrough as alleged Athlone Court shooter is arrested   In response, Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia, Chief Justice

Pupil arrested after stabbing four others with a screwdriver at Mitchells Plain school

Posted by Liesl Smit on  10 September 2025
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  Four learners were stabbed during a fight at AZ Berman High School in Mitchell’s Plain on Wednesday.   It is alleged that a fellow learner, an 18-year-old Grade 10 pupil, attacked the victims with a screwdriver.   Police say the victims were taken to the hospital for treatment, while the suspect has since been arrested on charges of assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm.   In a notice to parents, Principal Kevin