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WEB1 day ago · GroundUp: South African news that matters. Court sets aside conviction in dagga case. The magistrate had relied on a section of the Drugs and Drug Trafficking Act that was declared unconstitutional almost 30 years ago. By Tania Broughton.
Funding and Finances | GroundUp
WEBMay 15, 2024 · Our financial years run from March to February. Until June 2020, GroundUp was a project of Community Media Trust. On 10 June 2020, we became an independent non-profit company. For income we currently are only reporting institutional grants and donations of R100,000 or more. We round them to the nearest R10,000.
WEB•Education outcomes: NIDS-CRAM (May 2021) estimated that school dropouts have tripled from 230,000 pre-pandemic to approximately 750,000 1.4.Intersectionality In South Africa’s case, the complexity of the poverty challenge is accentuated by its various
WEB4 (CoJ) accords with the duties imposed on it by the Constitution and the applicable law, and if not, whether such failure amounts to maladministration and improper conduct.
Man resembling Thabo Bester spotted in Sandton, nearly two …
WEBMar 16, 2023 · Man resembling Thabo Bester spotted in Sandton, nearly two months after his supposed death in prison fire Woman in photo could be celebrity doctor Nandipha Magudumana
WEBCONSTITUTIONAL COURT OF SOUTH AFRICA Cases CCT 315/21, CCT 321/21 and CCT 06/22 In the matter between: Case CCT 06/22 BRUCE CHAKANYUKA First Applicant NYASHA JAMES NYAMUGURE Second Applicant DENNIS TATENDA CHADYA Third Applicant ASYLUM SEEKER REFUGEE AND MIGRANT
WEBTable 2: Rietvlei E.Coli results May – October 2021 Sampled Date RTV02 RTV04 RTV14 RTV17 RTV19 MAC RTVBUOY1 RTVBUOY2 RTVBUOY4 RTVBUOY6 2021/05/06 8800 103000
Basic Income Grant: how it would work | GroundUp
WEBAug 31, 2022 · Basic income support gives women more autonomy and independence, and can also reduce their vulnerability to gender-based violence. Basic income can improve social cohesion: A UBIG is a fairer way of sharing the wealth in our society, and this can help to improve social solidarity, stability, and democratic participation.
WEBDuring the beginning of term 2 of 2021 there were a total of 879 judgments reserved. 782 (89%) were reserved for less than 6 months and 97(11%) were reserved for longer than 6 months. Labour Court, Johannesburg with 26, had the most reserved judgments longer than 6 months, followed by Kwazulu-Natal, Pietermaritzburg with 13 reserved Judgments.
Can a child be denied attendi… | GroundUp
WEBApr 15, 2024 · The long answer. No, a principal cannot deny matric pupils access to their matric farewell because of unpaid school fees. The Western Cape government said that “Public schools are not allowed to refuse admission, suspend pupils from classes, deny them access to cultural, sporting or social activities, or refuse to issue school reports if parents are unable to or fail to pay school fees.