Updated: 5 hours ago Human Rights – Everyone has them or Do they? In 2014 I received my diploma as an “Advocate for Human Rights” this means that I am qualified and equipped to educate…
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Terence Corrigan | Aug 02, 2019 It is quite conceivable that after the start of a large-scale programme of seizures, the resultant administrative bottlenecks would produce an ideal pretext for nationalisation as the only feasible…
The country’s radical left-wing and anti-white government is intent on confiscating land beloning to white farmers — without compensation. The process of state-sanctioned land grab was given further momentum when another parliamentary motion was passed…
King Goodwill Zwelithini. Picture: JACKIE CLAUSEN The government has been handed a political hot potato by the presidential expert advisory panel on land and agrarian reform, which has recommended that the Ingonyama Trust Act either…
Opinion by FF Plus July 26, 2019 0 Expropriation without compensation a one-way track to South Africa’s destruction The ANC’s motion to establish a parliamentary ad-hoc committee to make the final arrangements regarding legislation that…
Posted on 27 Junie 2019 by volksvryheid They always said they are landless, but it is a big lie and not the truth. How much land belong to the (ANC) government of South Africa and…
You can not have land expropriation without compensation. It is illegal in international law. It is contrary to a dozen treaties that South Africa has signed and ratified- Mark Philip Posted By: admin April 5,…
On 2 February 1990, the National Party government unbanned political parties, released many political prisoners and detainees, and unbanned many people, including Nelson Mandela. On 20 and 21 December the first session of CODESA (Convention…
Our political system relies too much on the commitment of political parties to uphold the principles of the constitution NOMPUMELELO RUNJI 07 APRIL 2016 Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng, National Assembly speaker Baleka Mbete, NCOP chair…
The Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, 1996, was approved by the Constitutional Court (CC) on 4 December 1996 and took effect on 4 February 1997. The Constitution is the supreme law of the…
