An interesting chat with URCSA moderator on a Basic Income Grant for the unemployed and poor, a new Electoral System for South Africa, church unity and the church saying no to gay marriages and for gay officials. 
(It was prof. Mary-Anne Plaatjies-Van Huffel's first (live) interview since being elected.)

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A rail commuter who lost his leg in a violent train robbery has been given permission to sue PRASA. Sam Mashongwa approached the highest court after the Supreme Court of Appeal found that he didn't meet the test to prove his claim. A  unanimous Constitutional Court found in favour of Mashongwa, that PRASA's failure to ensure its train doors were kept closed, made it easy for the robbers to throw Mashongwa off the moving train. Sound clip: SABC 

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