The Minister for Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs invites organisations and individuals within cultural, religious and linguistic communities of South Africa to nominate persons for appointment to the Commission for the Promotion and Protection of the Rights of Cultural, Religious and Linguistic Communities.
The Marriage Bill, 2023, governs the recognition and regulation of marriages, covering both monogamous and polygamous unions. It sets requirements for age, consent, and mental capacity for spouses, designates marriage officers, and mandates marriage registration.
The bill aims to establish an Anti-Corruption Commission as a Chapter 9 institution. The Anti-Corruption Commission will be tasked with supporting and strengthening constitutional democracy in the Republic of South Africa by investigating and prosecuting serious corruption and high-level organised crime.
The Electronic Deeds Registration Systems Amendment Act updates the existing Electronic Deeds Registration Systems Act of 2019 in South Africa. It ensures that client copies of registered or executed deeds remain valid until subsequent transactions for the property are electronically registered.
The presidency and Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan are looking for emergency solutions to end the load shedding crisis.
The Department of Health has published new regulations will effectively act as a permanent replacement to the state of disaster Covid regulations.
The Bill proposes to amend the South African Schools Act to ensure that systems of learning are put in place in a manner which gives effect to the right to basic education enshrined in section 29(1) of the Constitution.
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