There’s a bit of a rush to get things done before Parliament goes into recess. Here, we look at the biggest changes to South African law this week.
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It is almost time for the Parliament to go into recess, but here are some major changes that has been made to South African law this week
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O my goodness, The ANC’s wants it own mobile network, but it might not get off the ground
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The African National Congress’ plans to launch a mobile network called ‘ANC 1912 Mobile’ could be hanging in the balance.
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Legal steps announced on behalf of unemployed young person – Solidarity
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“Yes4Youth is telling young white unemployed persons like those in Danville that they do not deserve help and that they are privileged, while their black neighbour or even the son or daughter of a wealthy black Sandton businessman apparently needs a kick-start.”
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COPE and AfriForum delivered a joint memorandum to the USA Embassy in South Africa to mobilise international pressure against expropriation without compensation
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COPE and AfriForum delivered a joint memorandum to the USA Embassy in South Africa on 20 November 2018, in which the USA is officially requested to put pressure on the South African government to protect the Constitution, property rights and the 1994 settlement. The memorandum was delivered at a meeting between a senior representative of..
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Germany slaps ANC upside down – discrimination where BEE is an unlawful measure for black favouritism, is definitely unacceptable and therefore Germany is not interested in doing business with SA
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Europe has opened its doors but EU trade partners concessions before making investments in South Africa. Of these, the most important thing is that Germany will not invest in South Africa, as long as the discrimination of a BEE (Black Economic Empowerment) has not been eliminated. Political observers and businessmen in South Africa placed the..
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ANC policy has made its mark – Germany’s businessmen do not want to invest in SA before BEE has not been abolished – Ramaphose is now desperate and try every trick in the book to convince the men that land theft will not take place
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With the German President, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, on a visit to SA, the ANC president once again lied and said no land theft would occur. He continues by saying investors’ land and their investments are safe. Observers wonder if it means that investors’ land is safe but what about the white farmer’s land. President Steinmeier said..
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BREAKING NEWS: The constitutional review committee has adopted the report to allow for land expropriation without compensation despite objections from DA and smaller parties
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The Constitutional Review Committee has adopted the report recommending that Section 25 of the Constitution be changed to explicitly allow for expropriation without compensation. The committee on Thursday adopted its report on the amendment of that specific section of the Constitution. MPs on the committee voted 12 for and 4 against the proposed change. Parliament..
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With the Land Expropriation issues on the table here’s your complete guide from the ANC to what will happen in 2019
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With Parliament granting the ANC permission to change the constitution, we’re looking at what will happen with land expropriation next year.
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Parliament confirms that there will be no VAT reduction for three years
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Anyone hoping for a VAT reduction in the near future – all of us, really – will be left disappointed following Tuesday’s decision.
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From Russia with love: The story of ‘Sick leave’ and the ‘poisoning’ of Deputy President Mabuza
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Spys say that Mabuza’s Russian stay is connected to a poisoning incident that took place three years ago. In 2015, he was flown to the “Kremlin Hospital” by way of a Gupta-owned jet.
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Ramaphose is shifting the blame, says that Zuma’s ten year reign are the reason for all the problems of South-Africa – usually they always blame the white man and his apartheid
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The Africans have perfected blame shifting. It’s never his fault, it’s always someone else or the ancestors who are angry. In SA, apartheid became the big scapegoat. Everything that goes wrong or breaks or lacks is the blame of the white man and his apartheid. Now, the president of the country (he was second in..
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President is gallivanting throughout the world while violence, protests, murder, strikes are on the order of the day and SA’s debt is getting bigger – wonder if he would repeat his lies on farm murders in SA overseas
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Municipal and city council debt to Eskom is in an upward spiral with the latest figures of R17 billion by the end of September. The same pattern is found at the various waters where little progress is made with debt collection. A number of recommendations have been made but no decision has yet been taken..
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BREAKING NEWS:- SAA has already eaten through more than half of its R5 billion bailout
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South African Airways seems to be a bottomless pit. South African Airways (SAA) has already spent more than half of its recently approved R5 billion government bailout.
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What a shock, look here how much the municipal top management earn, and you are paying them:- The ‘Fat Cats’ of this country’s Municipalities
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Senior municipal managers, those in charge of high ‘ranking’ areas, will indeed earn more than President Cyril Ramaphosa.
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You may want to know why foreign investors are not investing in South Africa
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Why are foreign investors afraid to invest in South Africa? In search of answers, Briefly scoured the internet to find out why.
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