This is from RSA JUDICIARY page:![]()
"On 15 February 1995, the 11 judges took their seats to hear their first case. S v Makwanyane raised the question of whether the death penalty was constitutional. In its judgment, handed down on 6 June 1995, the Court unanimously found that the death penalty was unconstitutional."![]()
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Hi ti 15 February 1995, vaavanyisi lava va 11 va teke switulu swa vona ku ya yingisela nandzu wa vona wo sungula. S v Makwanyane yi tlakusile xivutiso xa leswaku xana xigwevo xa rifu xi fambelana na vumbiwa. Eka vuavanyisi bya yona, lebyi nyikeriweke hi June 6, 1995, Huvo yi kume hi vun’we leswaku xigwevo xa rifu a xi fambisani ni vumbiwa.
Here's a great academic resource. It's available for in all SA languages. ![]()
sadilar.org/en/write-it/
At least we know that indigenous languages will be represented in the national dialogue. Congratulations Lerato Trok. 🎊🎊🎊
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