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* An article in Mail and Guardian during 2019, stated that the Traditional Khoi San Leadership Act will directly affect 18-million rural people. There are more Khoi San people today, plus the more than 25 million different black groups of the old Reserves and Homelands. They are also living separately on CPA or Trustlands. … Continue reading Khoi San people and leaderships – legislation
The population of Afghans consist of 42 percent of Pashtuns, followed by 27 percent of Tajiks and nine percent Hazara. The total population of Afghanistan is currently around 33 million. Daar word beraam daar is sowat 33 miljoen Afghans in die land is Dit word in verskeie etniese volke verdeel, nes hier in Suid-Afrika… Continue reading Multi-ethnic people of Afghanistan
The ANC government has chosen to walk in the footsteps of other corrupt post-colonial African leaders and they have million of supporters in those deals. Large-scale corruption is often framed around the liberation struggle rhetoric of empowering black people but blame "apartheid", while apartheid was created under British empire and with Khoi san and Black… Continue reading Responsibilities of Parliament
PEPUDA is an acronym for the Promotion of Equality and Prevention of Unfair Discrimination Act and is otherwise known as the “Equality Act”. It was passed into law in 2000 to give teeth to section 9 of the South African Constitution, which prohibits unfair discrimination – including “hate speech” – on a wide range… Continue reading Proposed Pepuda legislation
*Eskom stated previously that load shedding would continue at least until March 2022 - that is still an empty promise. It further said electricity tariffs needed to increase to service its growing debt instead of relying on government bailouts. Eskom needed a 25% tariff increase in real terms although this could not be… Continue reading SA Parliament Eskom 2 September 2020
Die parlement het op 20 Junie 2020 (Saterdag) 'n verklaring afgelê tydens 'n virtuele vergadering. Die voorlegging van die verslag vir die vierde kwartaal in die boekjaar 2019/20, aan die portefeuljekomitee handel oor menslike nedersettings, water en sanitasie. Die departement van menslike nedersettings het gemeld dat hy slegs 60% van sy gestelde teikens… Continue reading SA Parliament Informal settlements June 2020
Die Suid-Afrikaanse parlement woeker steeds voort met hul dieperliggende rassistiese en diskriminerende agenda om grond en alle bates af te neem wat hul pas en sonder vergoeding te wettig, daarom wil hulle so graag hul eie grondwet wysig soos dit hulle pas. Dis 'n internasionale misdaad om teen sekere minderheidsvolke te diskrimineer soos swart bemagtiging,… Continue reading SA Expropriation Bill March 2021
Toekennings of toelaes is slegs een deel van grondwet wat deur liberale netwerke in SA uitgevoer is. Daar is heelwat finansiers wat die parlement en ander wetgewing 100% finansier, veral swart bemagtiging en regstelaksies. Die Gesamentlike Fonds om Konstitusionalisme in Suid-Afrika te bevorder en te bevorder (Constitutionalism Fund – CF) is deur verskeie liberale… Continue reading Constitution – SA
Parliament, Tuesday 15 September 2020 – Parliament is opposing AfriForum’s application to the High Court Western Cape Division (Cape Town), asking the court to declare Parliament’s adoption of the Joint Constitutional Review Committee (CRC) report on the possible review of Section 25 of the Constitution constitutionally invalid. * Parliament’s basis for opposing this application – scheduled… Continue reading Article 25 of Constitution – Expropriation – Parliament-Afriforum
The oldest section of the buildings of Parliament, which today houses the National Council of Provinces, was completed in 1885. The original design was by Charles FREEMAN. Various financial and building problems were experienced and the project was re-allocated to the Scottish architect Henry GREAVES, who had just joined the DEPARTMENT OF THE PUBLIC WORKS.… Continue reading Cape Colony – Parliament
On 4 December 2018, it was stated that a report recommended that Section 25 of the Constitution be amended to allow land expropriation without compensation. All included. The National Assembly has passed the Constitutional Review Committee report on land expropriation without compensation with more than 200 votes in the National Assembly. The report recommended that Section… Continue reading Expropriation of properties – Section 25
The Inter-Ministerial Committee on Land Reform on Expropriation Bill set to replace Expropriation Act of 1975 that is inconsistent with the Constitution. Die volgende persverklaring is uitgereik rakende die Wetsontwerp op die Ministeriële Komitee vir Grondhervorming oor Onteiening wat die Onteieningswet van 1975 vervang wat strydig is met die Grondwet. Die wetsontwerp is 'n… Continue reading Land Reform – 2020 -Expropriation Bill
Eskom se skuldbrug kom al 'n lang pad aan en dit was al meer as een keer in Parlement bespreek met hoeveel komitees wat net niks bereik het nie. Eskom se korrupsie en kapings veroorsaak heelwat ontwrigting in Suid-Afrika. Korrupsie is die grootste oorsaak van ons rommelstatus en dit word nie deur parlementslede aangespreek… Continue reading Corruption – Eskom – Parliament
Wie en wat is die lede van parlement wat "verkies" is en wat is hul verantwoordelikhede vanuit die parlement teenoor die publiek. Wat is die samestelling van parlement en ook die reëls wat nagekom moet word rakende hul optredes teenoor en in publieke belang. Hoe demokraties is SA regtig, want daar is soveel kommissies, regters… Continue reading Parliament – Members – Lede van Parliament
National Treasury and the South African Revenue Service (SARS) published the 2020 Draft Taxation Laws Amendment Bill (Draft TLAB), and the 2020 Draft Tax Administration Laws Amendment Bill (Draft TALAB) for public comment at the end of July. While the two bills address a number of issues – including changes to carbon taxes and export… Continue reading draft SARS legislation 2020
25 February 2020 The Portfolio Committee on Tourism and the Portfolio Committee on Health today received a briefing from the Consul General of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) on the impact of the outbreak of the Novel Coronavirus (NCV) which has been declared a global health emergency by the World Health Organisation (WHO). *… Continue reading Parliament briefing from PRC – Coronavirus – 2019-nCoV
Traditional affairs (2018-2019) - It was stated in parliament that this is only for the KhoiSan and different ethnic black groups of people in South Africa, but how is it working? No idea who gave South African parliament or ministers the "mandate" if there are different ethnic traditional leaders, perhaps the different Houses of… Continue reading Traditional houses – South Africa
The 'Select Committee on Petitions and Executive Undertakings' received petitions from the Thembuland Royal Empire and the National House of Traditional Leadership. The petition submitted by the AbaThembu contained allegations that included the manipulation of the justice system with the intention of destroying the AbaThembu Nation in South Africa, and the delay of the land… Continue reading National House of Traditional Leadership – Thembuland Royal Empire
Guide for Members of the Executive (Ministerial Handbook) 2019 APPROVED BY THE PRESIDENT EFFECTIVE DATE: 8 JUNE 2019 * 2019-06-26 CHAPTER 6 INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL 1. Travel by Ministers and Deputy Ministers 1.1 Ministers and Deputy Ministers may travel on official visits abroad if these are essential, in the national interest and with due regard… Continue reading Ministerial handbook – 2019
The sixth democratic Parliament has had a demanding 28 weeks since its establishment following the May general election. On the agenda were 31 Bills revived from the stage at which they lapsed when the previous Parliament’s term ended – and another 13 new Bills. It is these new bills which are likely to dominate… Continue reading Bills at parliament – property rights – health insurance – reserve bank
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