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The South African government has prohibited the sale of cannabis food products, contradicting previous decriminalisation efforts.
Activists are left reeling as the South African government abruptly bans cannabis edibles, raising questions about the future of the industry and the government's commitment to cannabis legalisation.
South Africa's cannabis industry faces unprecedented challenges as the Department of Health implements a sudden ban on edible products, contradicting government's recent drive towards cannabis commercialization. Industry stakeholders demand answers from Minister Motsoaledi.
The South African Constitutional Court is set to address a significant change in marriage laws, potentially allowing men to adopt their wives' surnames, challenging long-standing patriarchal traditions.
South Africa's new Expropriation Act marks a watershed moment in addressing historical land inequalities while protecting property rights. The Act introduces constitutional safeguards and clear processes for land reform, balancing social justice with economic stability.
Democratic Alliance (DA) federal chairperson Helen Zille has insisted that it’s “not over," and the party would continue to oppose the implementation of the Basic Education Laws Amendment (Bela) Bill, despite being fully signed into law on Friday, by President Cyril Ramaphosa.
Then - lawmaker stated that all the changes should be done in a way that takes into account the interests of all parties involved.
PTI's chief demand is the release of Khan, the 72-year-old charismatic former cricket star who served as premier from 2018 to 2022 and is the lodestar of their party.
George voiced disappointment that Masilela had aired her grievances publicly, instead of addressing them directly with him.
EFF condemns Minister Malatsi’s withdrawal of the SABC Bill, accusing him of undermining public broadcasting and serving white-owned media.
Recent governmental interference prompts ActionSA to push for clarity in MPL oversight rights, promoting transparency in service delivery.
President Ramaphosa appoints new committee members to enhance arms trade regulation and ensure national security for South Africa.
The DA condemned government race-based compliance initiative, arguing it undermines economic growth and perpetuates outdated apartheid classifications.
New revelations about a questionable loan raise serious integrity concerns for Minister Simelane, prompting calls for her immediate suspension or removal.
The Judicial Service Commission confirms interviews will continue as planned, despite objections from the MKP regarding Hlophe’s participation.
The DA criticises the ANC for undermining stability in Tshwane, emphasising the need for consistency in governance and service delivery.
The liberal democratic model is based on liberalism, emphasising individual freedom, private property, and market economy, as well as limited government and balances of power.
Former DA MP Renaldo Gouws plans to expose his disciplinary ordeal in a video, challenging the party’s decision-making process.
With the BELA Bill signed into law, Sadtu vows to monitor the consultation process over the contested clauses.
The new legal sector code approved by Minister Tau targets increased black representation and fair procurement, advancing South Africa's B-BBEE goal.
The Democratic Alliance has called for an urgent meeting with President Cyril Ramaphosa over the signing into law of the controversial Basic Education Laws Amendment Bill.
They strive to be seen as functioning members of society and it is incidents like these that set them back.
Before bringing in Cabanac, the party was hit by another controversy over one of its members - Renaldo Gouws, who, like Cabanac, stands accused of making racist remarks online. Gouws has since apologised but remains suspended from the party pending an investigation.
The ANC honors Chief Justice Zondo’s retirement after 27 years of service, while celebrating the historic appointment of Justice Mandisa Maya as his successor.
Deputy Chief Justice Mandisa Maya has praised outgoing Chief Justice Raymond Zondo for his support of women in the judiciary as he prepares to bow out later this month.