Reitumetse Mofana
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28 Apr 2015 / by Reitumetse Mofana
Preventing violence against women: all talk and no action

Gender-based violence remains a critical challenge in South Africa that needs real solutions and less rhetoric, says Reitumetse Mofana.
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19 Nov 2013 / by Hamadziripi Tamukamoyo, Reitumetse Mofana and Gareth Newham
Attacks on the Public Protector threaten South Africa's constitutional democracy

Recent attempts by security cluster ministers to muzzle the Public Protector raise worrying questions about transparency and accountability
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26 Aug 2013 / by Reitumetse Mofana and Chandré Gould
Should rape be a hate crime in South Africa?

Concerted action against hate crime is sorely needed. Is legislation the best way to go?
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09 Jul 2013 / by Hamadziripi Tamukamoyo and Reitumetse Mofana
Is South Africa really complying with the anti-corruption protocols it has ratified?

If corruption-busting agencies aren't insulated from political interference, South Africa's compliance with anti-corruption conventions and protocols will look good on paper only.
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21 May 2013 / by Hamadziripi Tamukamoyo, Mpho Mtshali and Reitumetse Mofana
Why the National Development Plan benefits South Africa's working class

Union leaders’ attacks on the NDP appear to ignore its positive recommendations, such as those related to tackling corruption.
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13 May 2013 / by Chandré Gould and Reitumetse Mofana
Spare the rod: why we need to stop corporal punishment

Ending the use of corporal punishment in South Africa would go some way towards solving the high levels of school violence that have remained unchanged for the past five years.
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07 May 2013 / by Hamadziripi Tamukamoyo and Reitumetse Mofana
South Africa needs credible leaders at the helm of its criminal justice system

Those heading the National Prosecuting Authority and the Special Investigating Unit should be appointed for their skills, expertise and integrity, following a transparent recruitment process.