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Letlhogonolo Mokgoroane, 24 October 2018
Expropriation without compensation: Democratizing South Africa’s economy? 
South Africa enacts law providing for inclusion of independent candidates for national and provincial legislatures18 April 2023
South Africa’s president signed the Electoral Amendment Bill into law on Monday which will pave the way for independent candidates to contest national and provi…
In South Africa, official opposition plans constitutional amendment proposal limiting number of no-confidence motions4 April 2023
Bid to amend Constitution to stop frequency of motions of no confidence
The DA is pushing ahead with its proposed constitutional amendment to govern coalition…
In South Africa, president suggests country should evaluate whether constitution still serves citizens22 March 2023
Time to relook on whether Constitution has served aspirations of our people: SA Prez Ramaphosa
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa on Wednesday said the c…
In South Africa, constitutional court sets deadline for amendments to divorce and marriage laws to recognize Muslim marriages24 November 2022
The Al Jama-Ah political party is introducing two private members’ bills to parliament seeking to change divorce and marriage registration laws in the country.
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Op-Ed: In South Africa, as draft constitutional amendment for compensationless expropriation sinks, all eyes turn to expropriation bill8 December 2021
Almost four years’ of political manoeuvring to amend the Constitution to expressly provide compensationless expropriation ended with a whimper. But Tuesday’s de…
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