Monthly Archives: November 2025

Human Trafficking, News

Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla Resigns as MK Party MP Amid Russian War Recruitment Scandal

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28
Nov

Resignation Amid Scandal Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla, previously a Member of Parliament representing the uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) party, has stepped down from her position following a controversy that has garnered widespread attention. The MK party, founded by her father Jacob Zuma after his departure from the African National Congress, achieved notable success in the 2024 national elections […]

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Allegations of Human Trafficking Involving Duduzile Sambudla-Zuma, Daughter of Former South African President Jacob Zuma

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25
Nov

Duduzile Sambudla- Zuma Allegations Against Duduzile Zuma Nkosazana Zuma, daughter of the former president of South Africa, has formally laid charges at the SAPS Sandton police station against her sister, Duduzile Sambudla -Zuma, as well as two additional individuals. According to her complaint, Duduzile Zuma is accused of orchestrating a scheme in which approximately twenty […]

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Travel Responsibly: Being Aware of Human Trafficking

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22
Nov

Understanding the Risks of Human Trafficking in Travel Travel is a dream for many, whether for leisure, business, or the promise of a lucrative job abroad. However, not every opportunity is genuine. Unfortunately, some individuals fall victim to scams where perpetrators lure them with false promises of employment, only for the reality to become a […]

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Ending Violence Against Women and Girls

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21
Nov

Violence against women and girls is a critical issue that affects societies across the globe. Alarming statistics reveal that one in three women experiences physical or sexual violence, with the majority of these acts perpetrated by an intimate partner. This widespread problem highlights the urgency for collective and decisive action. Violence as a Human Rights […]

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