Nicola Daniels

6 days ago | iol.co.za | Nicola Daniels

4minDA MP Emma Powell. Image: FILETHE South African Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA) has distanced itself from views expressed by speakers at an event organised by its Western Cape branch, where DA MP Emma Powell came under fire from a group of people over her recent ‘fact-finding’ mission in Israel. Powell was a keynote speaker at the event on Wednesday.

6 days ago | dailyvoice.co.za | Nicola Daniels

Nicola Daniels  | May 9, 2025Blikkiesdorp residents are kwaad with police after the alleged assault of a local man, which also led to a three-year-old laaitie being pepper-sprayed. In a video seen by the Cape Times, the man is seen shaking on the ground while being violently held down by several officers. According to an eyewitness to Tuesday night's incident, he had been beaten with a gun to his head.

6 days ago | iol.co.za | Nicola Daniels

3minPolice officers on patrol in Blikkiesdorp. Image: FILEPOLICE have urged Blikkiesdorp residents to approach the office of the Delft station commander to lodge a complaint relating to the alleged assault of a local man by police which also culminated in a 3-year-old being pepper-sprayed. In a video seen by the Cape Times, the man is seen shaking on the ground while being violently held down by several officers.

1 week ago | iol.co.za | Nicola Daniels

4minThe Constitutional Court has ruled for the creation of accessible format copies like braille of copyrighted works without needing permission from the copyright holder. Image: File IN A landmark victory for the blind, the Constitutional Court has ruled for the creation of accessible format copies like braille of copyrighted works without needing permission from the copyright holder, specifically for the benefit of persons with disabilities.

1 week ago | iol.co.za | Nicola Daniels

2minPresident Cyril Ramaphosa signing the National Health Insurance Bill into law at the Union Buildings. Image: Picture: Jacques Naude / Independent NewspapersTHE North Gauteng High Court’s ruling that President Cyril Ramaphosa's decision to sign the NHI Bill into law could be subjected to judicial review does not pose any burden upon the presidency.