South Africa: DA Party Declares Dispute as Ramaphosa Signs Land Seizure Bill |Firstpost Africa |N18G
DA Party Declares Dispute as Ramaphosa Signs Land Seizure Bill | Firstpost Africa | N18G Troubles are growing for South African President Cyril Ramaphosa. His own coalition partners have declared a dispute with the government after the president signed some controversial bills into law.
The decision to withdraw South African troops in the Democratic Republic of Congo following the deaths of 13 SA National ...
The newly enacted legislation reflects South Africa's dedication to safeguarding its extensive coastline, which stretches ...
Gayton McKenzie expressed disappointment with the way the Expropriation Bill was signed, but his comments sparked mixed ...
Several ministers have accusations of corruption handing over their heads and analysts have questioned Ramaphosa's own ethics ...
The Presidency emphasized that the new law aligns with South Africa’s strategic objectives for managing natural resources ...
South Africans remembered the origin story of President Cyril Ramaphosa's nickname. Ramaphosa acknowledges the popular ...
South Africa: Ramaphosa Champions Forward-Thinking G20 Agenda, Diverging Sharply From Trump Doctrine
While Donald Trump is at the head of the pack of global strongman leaders, President Cyril Ramaphosa has placed South Africa ...
Ramaphosa held a telephone conversation with Rwandan President Paul Kagame over the escalating situation in Goma.
The party also wants SA troops to be withdrawn from the DRC and Ramaphosa to account before Parliament urgently.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has signed into law the Housing Consumer Protection Bill which offers greater protection for housing consumers and support for new entrants in the home building industry.
The DA leader says the DA remains committed to the government of national unity as a way to grow the economy, but while a ...
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