The concessions the ANC made yesterday in respect of the Information Bill are not concessions made to the opposition but rather concessions made to democracy and the people of South Africa. In this context, they do not go far enough to address the real concerns raised about this Bill. The Three real concerns remain unaddressed. Concessions need to be made to the cause of … [Read more...] about Real Concerns About Secrecy Bill Remain Unaddressed Says IFP
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The IFP’s Position on the Reserve Banks R1.2 Billion loss
It is a matter of grave concern that the Reserve Bank has for a second year in a row posted a huge loss. This year the loss is of about 1.2 billion rand which follows last year's loss of about 1.1 billion rand. These losses are motivated by the Reserve Bank's decision to avoid farther artificial appreciation of the rand under the action of speculators. By leaning against the … [Read more...] about The IFP’s Position on the Reserve Banks R1.2 Billion loss
Joshua Mazibuko IFP’s New Deputy National Spokesperson
Following the resignation of Mr Thulasizwe Buthelezi from active politics on Monday, the IFP has announced that it has appointed Mr Mbongeleni Joshua Mazibuko as its new Deputy National Spokesperson. Mr Joshua Mazibuko has served the IFP since 1976 in various positions. Some of these include: Regional Chairperson of the Youth in Umlazi, Publicity Secretary, a … [Read more...] about Joshua Mazibuko IFP’s New Deputy National Spokesperson
Opposition Parties Support FreeDom Day
Pretoria - As the nation marks South Africa's first non-racial democratic elections, opposition political parties have shared their Freedom Day massages with the rest of the country. Sej Motau from the Democratic Alliance said while the DA supported the country's freedom, the party remained concerned about the level of poverty and unemployment. "Poverty and unemployment … [Read more...] about Opposition Parties Support FreeDom Day
