by testdesign | Nov 5, 1998 | Parliamentary Bulletin
5 November 1998 Apartheid and other racist laws and practices under the NP Government led to ownership and control of large portions of the economy by a few white-owned companies. Apartheid encouraged anti-competitive practices and unjust restrictions on full and free...
by testdesign | Nov 4, 1998 | Parliamentary Bulletin
4 November 1998 The Medical Schemes Bill will have a significant impact on the country`s health care industry. Many South Africans never had access to medical schemes because of the discriminatory policies and practices of the industry. The most obvious victims of the...
by testdesign | Oct 30, 1998 | Parliamentary Bulletin
30 October 1998 The purpose of the Liquor Bill, is both to address the desperate socio-economic consequences of liquor in our society. While recognising the economic benefits of the liquor industry. The apartheid regime used liquor regulation as a means of social...
by testdesign | Oct 9, 1998 | Parliamentary Bulletin
9 October 1998 New laws dealing with bail, parole and minimum sentences have been implemented this year have targeted violent crime and ensure that these crimes are treated harshly. The Criminal Procedures Second Amendment Act, (also known as the Bail Law) makes it...
by testdesign | Sep 11, 1998 | Parliamentary Bulletin
11 September 1998 The Further Education and Training Bill is an integral and necessary part of the ANC led Government`s programme of transforming the education system. The Bill will not only redress past imbalances, but will also address the challenges that arise from...
by testdesign | Sep 1, 1998 | Parliamentary Bulletin
1 September 1998 The broadcasting history of South Africa speaks of the exclusion of the majority of citizens, distorted reporting and corruption. The airwaves of our country belonged to the Apartheid Government, which used them to justify its existence, promote...