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    Retribalisation in post-apartheid South Africa: new “traditional” laws & their impacts on rural women

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    2011
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    Jara, Mazibuko
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    • The rise of traditional leaders – in political, economic, governmental, judicial & legislative terms – amounts to a modern, post-apartheid retribalisation of the countryside • Deleterious effect on rights • Roots of “traditional” power not deleted by Constitution – Arguably, Constitution opened door to ongoing contestation that has been used to claw back on rights
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