The Congress of Traditional Leaders of South Africa (Contralesa) has warned African men not to be tempted by a recent ...

Although the judgment promotes gender equality, it opens another chapter in the struggle between customs and constitutional ...

Mark Rutte became secretary general of NATO despite having no military experience. He is however a combatant in the holy war against social welfare in ...

Strong praise for Alex Marquez from his brother as they continue to pull away from the rest of the competition in MotoGP ...

The Moluccan military who fought for the Dutch in Indonesia had to fight once more for their rights in the Netherlands – but ...

IN A landmark ruling that champions equality, the Constitutional Court declared that men may legally adopt their wives’ ...

Ivana, a Dutch content creator residing in India, shared her insightful experiences, highlighting the country's unparalleled hospitality rooted in 'Atithi Devo Bhava.' She emphasizes the importance of ...

JOHANNESBURG - A historic ruling from the Constitutional Court today. The Apex court has handed down judgment that husbands in South Africa can now legally adopt their wives’ surnames. The ...

The Constitutional Court has ruled that a section of South Africa’s Births and Deaths Registration Act, which gave women but not men automatic rights to change their surnames after marriage, divorce ...

In a landmark decision, the Constitutional Court has declared parts of the Births and Deaths Registration Act unconstitutional, allowing husbands to assume their wives’ surnames after marriage.

The highest court rules that a law barring men from taking the surnames of their wives is a "colonial import".

The Constitutional Court is expected to deliver a landmark judgment on whether current laws governing surname changes after marriage unfairly discriminate against men. At the centre of the case is ...