AUTONOMY, LANGUAGE, RIGHTS: FW DE KLERK FOUNDATION’S SUBMISSION ON THE BELA BILL
The Basic Education Laws Amendment Bill (also known as the “BELA Bill”) has sparked intense debate and scrutiny across South Africa.
The Basic Education Laws Amendment Bill (also known as the “BELA Bill”) has sparked intense debate and scrutiny across South Africa.
BELA BILL SUBMISSION NATIONAL COUNCIL OF PROVINCES Click here to read the submission.
The FW de Klerk Foundation held their annual conference at the Table Bay Hotel in Cape Town and welcomed many esteemed guests and speakers to the event, one of the speakers being the Public Protector, Adv. Kholeka Gcaleka.
The Constitution enshrines the right to not just a basic education, but also a further education in section 29(1)(b). The National Student Financial Aid Scheme is one of the vehicles that the State has chosen to do this through.
The FW de Klerk Foundation held their annual conference at the Table Bay Hotel in Cape Town and welcomed many esteemed guests and speakers to the event, one of the speakers being the Mayor of Cape Town, Geordin Hill-Lewis.
The FW de Klerk Foundation held their annual conference at the Table Bay Hotel in Cape Town with esteemed guests and speaker, one of them being Trevor Manuel, South Africa’s past Minister of Finance and previous anti-Apartheid activist.
The FW de Klerk Foundation’s Annual Conference in collaboration with the Konrad Adenauer Foundation took place at the Table Bay Hotel in Cape Town on 2 February 2024.
In a report on child malnutrition, the South African Human Rights Commission (“SAHRC”) stated that the situation in the Eastern Cape was of “utmost urgency”.
In the midst of a healthcare crisis, South Africa faces a perplexing paradox – a surplus of over 800 unemployed doctors juxtaposed with escalating medical negligence claims in state hospitals. The situation underscores the constitutional implications of the National Health Insurance (“NHI”) Bill, which, far from being a solution, appears to exacerbate the challenges at hand.