While the intention is good, the ripple effect of banning alcohol sales to under-21s is surely going to be met with resistance from not only young people but hundreds of establishments that rely on the young crowds to survive.
What’s good for the goose, is good for the goat.
The Netherlands became the first country in the world to make assisted suicide legal in 2001. Since then, it’s become an increasingly popular option among the population.
“It’s a joke. This law was someone’s expression of moral outrage.”
Carting off ‘undesirable’ kids to overcrowded correctional institutions won’t be the ‘quick fix’ that the SA government seems to be hoping for.
While countries like Spain and Portugal are making it more attractive for companies to source remote workers within their borders, SA again seems to want to head in the other direction.
As Mr. Bumble said in Oliver Twist, “The law is an ass”.
So, the Queen can do more than just cut ribbons, preside over ceremonies, and drop in on Parliament every now and then.
A fight broke out at a police station in George, after officers were arrested for violating lockdown rules.
The City of Cape Town has proposed some changes to its streets, public places and the prevention of noise nuisances by-law.
The Supreme Court of Appeal has declared the controversial definition of ‘hate speech’ unconstitutional. It now has a new definition, so get up to speed.
George Clooney and Elton John are demanding a boycott of a number of prominent hotels, to show support for those suffering in Brunei.
The National Gambling Amendment Bill affects all areas of gaming, such as the lottery, casino gambling, horse racing, sports betting and online gambling.
Being a royal means abiding by a set of rules. Not just any set of rules, mind you, because like everything to do with this family they are over the top.
Eish, taxi drivers are the epitome of disrespecting the law of the road. Here’s which South African city has the worst of them.
The Western Cape Government’s plan to tackle SA’s alcohol problem is now leaning towards pedestrians, and you might find yourself breathalysed in the future.
I think we all know smoking is an unhealthy habit, but just in case you didn’t the government is putting in place some new regulations to make sure.
But until the end of November, some people can get their poor phones back at a discount.
The Nanny State of all Nanny States has just ruled that deleting a colleague off Facebook is an act of bullying after two chicks got bitchy at work.
Queen Elizabeth II has a few little personal laws that allow her a LOT more freedom than the average person. I’m still on the look out to marry the Ginger Prince.
While North Korea keeps your civil rights under quite tight wraps, one thing the state doesn’t mind is indulging in some weed in broad daylight.
There are some pretty crazy laws in the world – some of which may seem so bizarre that’s it’s hard to comprehend why they even came up with them.
A new map shows you which countries have the most powerful & least powerful passports in terms of gaining visa-free access to other countries.
Radical changes to South Africa’s immigration laws are expected to come into effect from 1 April. One of the major changes will require a cohabitation of five years before your foreign partner will be allowed a life partner visa. This is basically the government telling you to go live somewhere else if you want a relationship with a foreigner.
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Ja, and you thought we were joking when we reported earlier this week about the new traffic laws in Cape Town! Turns out that motorists caught using a cell phone in traffic will indeed face a R500 fine, plus have their phone confiscated for a day. Let these stupefied offenders serve as a lesson to you.
Since 9/11, flying has sucked. For all of the wrong reasons, flight security has become paranoid and despotic, and nowhere worse than the USA – where TSA agents have manhandled infants and the infirm in ‘the war on terror.’ So it’s nice to see that the Texas House of Representatives just banned TSA searches without probable cause.
You know that feeling when you get into the car after having a few too many? Don’t deny it, you know you have done it. You turn the corner and wham, there’s a road block! There is no adrenalin quite like that. So would it help if they did away with the drunk-driving laws?