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Ramptoestand: ’n Klipharde néé teen nóg geknoei - Netwerk24
Die ANC en DA stem saam: Ons het ’n ramptoestand nodig om die kragkrisis te beëindig.
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How we view the world – Ivo Vegter - Biznews
6 January 2022 - Every new year, I try to write a piece to remind us (and perhaps reassure myself) of reasons for being satisfied with the present and ...
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Why the Firearms Control Act must be rejected – Terence Corrigan - Biznews
26 July 2021 - Any prospective piece of legislation must be evaluated from two perspectives. The first is whether the goal is to be supported. The second is ...
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Looters show SA’s EWC future
20 July 2021 - The violent disturbances of the past week gave South Africans an inkling of what awaits them if legislation enabling the government to ...
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“Expropriation, custodianship are not ideas that are – or will be – limited to land”, says IRR’s Corrigan - Biznews
2 July 2021 - With the ANC having declared itself in favour of a provision for the custodianship of ‘certain’ land as part of its preferred formulation for the ...
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Expropriation Bill is about far more than implementation - Businesslive
22 April 2021 - The Centre for Development and Enterprise (CDE) has an enviable record of policy analysis. While we at the Institute of Race Relations (IRR) ...
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Fact checking the Expropriation Bill: Not so much an explanation but a justification - News24
8 March 2021 - The "Fact Check", published on 26 February, plays off the campaign by the DA to mobilise against the Expropriation Bill; it seems, though, to be ...
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Nats learnt from "mistakes", but can Ramaphosa? - Politicsweb
23 November 2020 - Speaking in Parliament earlier this month, Cyril Ramaphosa said that “we are in rebuilding mode and correcting the mistakes of the past”. ...
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Sneaking in more power for the failing state - Politicsweb
25 October 2020 - In one respect at least, the government’s latest economic plan is a vast improvement on its most famous predecessor: at 38 pages, the South ...
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