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Civil society asks Parliament to reject the Electoral Matters Amendment Bill

March 2024 — 819 views

Civil society questions the postponement of public hearings on the SABC Bill

March 2024 — 911 views

Change to law would give intelligence agencies broad powers of surveillance but do little to safeguard secret funds from looting

December 2023 — 1034 views

Johannesburg: A city on the Brink of collapse?

December 2023 — 1874 views

No to the forced shutdown!

March 2023 — 1204 views

Civil society works together to guard against the abuse of political party funding

July 2022 — 1202 views

High fuel prices: Levies and weak economic policy are the real issues

November 2021 — 4358 views

SAA gets 51% private stake, but still government controlled

June 2021 — 4780 views

President overrules Minister Mantashe with much-needed 100 MW limit

June 2021 — 4670 views

We like the talk (again) but implementation is crucial

October 2020 — 2015 views

How will municipalities spend R23bn transfer?

December 2019 — 2334 views

We hope the Treasury’s economic strategy paper is the start of a national debate

September 2019 — 1831 views

Questions arise from SANRAL’s annual report, ahead of bond auction

October 2015 — 1597 views

Ramaphosa's e-toll talk is sheer propaganda

June 2015 — 1517 views

OUTA Chairman's report: 2014/2015

April 2015 — 1637 views

OUTA response to Minister Nene’s budget speech

February 2015 — 1573 views

E-toll conflict prevails: panel has misread legal status of e-tolls

February 2015 — 2002 views

E-toll workshops - good and disappointing outcomes

February 2015 — 1582 views

E-toll review panel misunderstands the legitimacy of civil disobedience

January 2015 — 1690 views

More concerns than compliments on Gauteng’s e-Toll Advisory Panel report

January 2015 — 1654 views

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