Well, @ParliamentofRSA has once again called for public inputs on possible constitutional amendments.
For those who may not know, the Constitution itself allows for amendments through Section 74. In other words, the Constitution was designed to be amended where Parliament and the people believe change is necessary.
Parliament is currently receiving legal opinions on submissions made during the previous Constitutional Review process, including SACR's submission. We therefore hope Parliament will also provide South Africans with feedback on the outcome of that process and explain how those submissions were considered.
As we did before, we the people of South Africa will once again make our voices heard by participating in this process.
I will share the submission link and further details soon.
Public participation should not end when submissions are sent. Citizens deserve to know what happens next.
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@mbuso_siera I have read the 2024 white paper, and it's interesting; it has more information and direction. It would have made clear direction, if only it was approved at the time when he was still at Home Affairs Department
The UK and Germany have the highest electricity prices in the world. And they have absolutely no clue how to solve their energy pricing crisis. How do you expect these countries to have solutions for South Africa?
You just know itโs not a coincidence that we ended up with a DA minister in that specific portfolio.
This is what a clean, professional state capture project looks like.
@gob2soon@Newzroom405 Thank you for pointing that out. The CBDC is slowly been introduced in South Africa in a more sophisticated manner, encouraging citizens to buy into the proposed initiative. In time, it may become mandatory, effectively eliminating the use of cash.