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Perspective on the constitution and human rights, The Talking Point, SAFM, 25 March 2026

March in South Africa is celebrated as Human Rights Month and what makes it more significant this year is that it marks 30 years of our Constitution. Former President Nelson Mandela singed it into law on the 10th of December1996. Let’s take a listen to how former Constitutional Court Judge Edwin Cameron describes the Constitution and what it has achieved.

Guests: Advocate Shireen Said, Deputy Director-General for Constitutional Development in the Department of Justice and Constitutional Development and Chris Nissen, Chairperson at the South African Human Rights Commission.. 

[40:30 min/mp3]


LESEDIFM MAKUMANE COURT INTERPRETERS, Lesedi FM, 25 March 2026

Mantsheuwa Mofokeng o buisana le Charles Lolwane, Justice Department Interpreters division. 

[18:23 min/mp3]


Minister Kubayi engages Learners and Teachers on Anti-Bullying and Statutory Rape Awareness in Limpopo, 10 January 2026

The Minister engaged learners and teachers as part of the annual Back to School campaign, with a focus on anti-bullying and statutory rape awareness. The engagement took place at Mankgaile Primary School in Ga-Molepo, Polokwane, Limpopo Province, and involved learners and educators from Mokwatedi Secondary School, Moria Primary School, Sione Primary School and Mankgaile Primary School.


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"The Final Verdict"

The Final Verdict is a 26 part television programme produced as a partnership between the Department of Justice and Constitutional Development (DoJ&CD) and the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC). It is produced in the form of a documentary-drama to enhance its informative and entertainment potential...read more on the Final Verdict programme