Zimbabwe’s natural person debt relief system: Much-needed relief for No Income No Asset (NINA) debtors or ‘out with the new’? by Shammah G. Boterere

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Consideration of believers’ relief actions among the needy in different religious traditions by Marius Nel

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Some Aspects of South African Cross-Border Insolvency Relief: The Lehane Matter by Alastair David Smith

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Constitutional Damages – a Stagnant or a Changing Landscape? by Andre Mukheibir

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Effects of COVID-19 lockdown on physical, mental and emotional parameters among sportspersons by Amaarah Khan, Ammaarah Patel, Habib Noorbhai

“…Exercise was used as a form of stress relief by 77.1% of sportspersons throughout lockdown. …”
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Same-sex marriage in South Africa: The road ahead by J Swanepoel, JA Robinson

“…Various applications have been brought before branches of the High Court and the Constitutional Court for relief relating to particular personal and patrimonial consequences of marriage. …”
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“From spoiling natives to no work, no food”: Food scarcity and the controversy of food rations during the South African War by Mpho Manaka

“…The study further reviewed the use of food during commemorations following the establishment of the so-called relief of Mafeking dinners.…”
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Lombaard's categorical invitation for minority dissent against 'suspicion': How real is the 'religious' in post-secular context? by Dudley A. Schreiber

“…By small means, focusing on ontological, relational, democratic, psychological, social and analytic features of the humble category, it is suggested that an attitude of mitigated realism serves best in relief from suspicious theoretical pasts.</p><p><strong>Intradisciplinary and/or interdisciplinary implications:</strong> This article attempts to demonstrate how post-secular categories like that of the �religious� are enriched in post-analytic engagement with European philosophy and what this might require of theory.…”
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THE TRANSVAAL REBELLION: THE FIRST BOER WAR 1880-1881/JOHN LABAND by Ian Van der Waag

“…Yet, in the meantime, events in South Africa moved apace. The relief column, commanded by Major General Sir George Pomeroy Colley, was defeated three times within almost as many weeks and the garrisons lost all hope of reinforcement. …”
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Law, South African Mothers Living in Poverty and the COVID-19 Pandemic by Pamela Nyawo

“…Conscious of this additional socio-economic pressure and to lessen the financial burden carried by mothers living in poverty, the South African state introduced a COVID-19 relief Child Support Grant to assist during this trying period. …”
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Toward a Better 'Hezekiah' by Benjamin D. Giffone

“…The presentation of Hezekiah in the book called Isaiah comes into starker relief when compared to the presentations in the books of Kings and Chronicles. …”
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Grotesque bodies in the book of Job: A psychoanalytic perspective by Pieter van der Zwan

“…His psychic and spiritual breakthrough comes when God makes him reflect on and in the mirror of the wild and disorderly bodies of the two monstrosities, Behemoth and Leviathan, elsewhere in the Hebrew Bible exemplifying chaos, but now unexpectedly celebrated. Even as possible relief thanks to light-hearted humour these grotesque bodies emancipate the object of body-politics by subverting the centre of certainty and power. …”
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Clearing the Red Tape – Towards a Balanced Regulatory Framework for Early Childhood Development by Nurina Ally

“…The proposed reforms, albeit limited, have the potential to offer immediate relief to both under-resourced providers and overburdened administrators …”
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Kihika’s Bible: The recontextualisation of the Gospel in Ngugi’s <i>A Grain of Wheat</i> by Marijke van Vuuren

“…One would expect the remnants of Christianity and its representatives to be waved off with some relief together with the departing government officials. …”
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The The Push and Pull Factors of Teaching as a Profession – the Perceptions and Expectations of Student Teachers by Gladys Sibanda

“…The study recommends improvements in the education  and training environment in South Africa in the form of introducing tax relief measures for teachers; intensified capacity building, and skilling of educators; re-imagining educators’ professional identity through improved professional virtue; improving safety and security in schooling environments; lessening what the author regard as pure administrative functions of teachers which add to the teaching workload; and having in place effective and sustainable infrastructure development programmes. …”
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Developing military environmental literacy in the South African Army through a dedicated military environmental management course by Smit, H. A. P.

“…This is especially true during peacekeeping and disaster relief mission, but holds equally true for combat situations. …”
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A feminist analysis of ‘Dhako en …’ (A woman is …) proverbs among the Luo community of Kenya by Daniel Otieno

“…At the superficial level, ‘Dhako en’ proverbs are supposed to entertain by creating comic relief. I argue that the signified is a woman relegated to a mere object of misappropriation, and that the signifiers embody sexual connotations in the pretext of artful use of words verbally. …”
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An analysis of the statutory measures adopted to curb tax evasion in Nigeria after the COVID-19 pandemic by Oyesola Animashaun, Howard Chitimira

“…The Nigerian economy was further weakened by the corruption of government officials involving the palliative measures put in place to provide financial relief to companies and individuals affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. …”
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Making sense of the COVID-19 disruptions in incarnational ministry using Micah 6:8 as an interpretive framework by Kasebwe T. Kabongo

“…This article found that in the case of ICSA, the disruptions have not only broadened its justice activism, but they have also taught it the importance of relief actions in its approach. They have also deepened its understanding of sabbath in connection with environmental care. …”
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Developing the common law crime of murder in relation to physician-assisted suicide and physician-assisted euthanasia: Revisiting the missteps of Stransham-Ford v Minister of Justi... by Ntokozo Mnyandu

“…It does so by first considering whether lawful avenues which may potentially curtail life bring meaningful relief for persons facing terminal illness and intractable suffering. …”
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