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participation before passing the legislation. The Western Cape Government, the City of Cape Town, and Amabungane argue that the legislative process was rushed while concerns have also been raised over how public submissions were handled. They further contend
One of the challenges to the act in the first place came from the investigative journalism unit Amabungane. I must admit, at the time, I wondered: okay, why are they in on this? Well, we'll find out and what they think of the decision when we talk to
South Africa's highest court. One of the groups that was involved in this was the investigative unit Amabungane and their advocacy coordinator Carolyn James joins us now to give us a sense of, first of all, why they took this to the court in the first place.
Act, which was signed into law by President Sulrama Posa last year. Lindsay Dentlinger has more. The Amabungane Center for Investigative Journalism, which was an applicant in both matters challenging the act, says today's judgment is an important victory for
Last year. Lindsay Dentlinger has the story. The Amabungane Center for Investigative Journalism, which was an applicant in both matters challenging the Act, says today's judgment is an important victory for the integrity of the country's procurement system.
to allegedly buy diesel at nearly five times the going price from businesses linked to suspected organized crime figures. Investigative journalism outfit Amabungane reports that police bought almost 3,000 liters of diesel from businesses allegedly linked to.
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Amampondo have got their own history. And if you trace the history of these communities of Southern Africa, you would find that they are classified as Abenguni, you have got Abambo, you have got Amalala, and the like. So Abenguni, Amatosa numbers will fall
participation before passing the legislation. The Western Cape Government, the City of Cape Town, and Amabungane argue that the legislative process was rushed while concerns have also been raised over how public submissions were handled. They further contend
One of the challenges to the act in the first place came from the investigative journalism unit Amabungane. I must admit, at the time, I wondered: okay, why are they in on this? Well, we'll find out and what they think of the decision when we talk to
History. And if you trace the history of these communities of Southern Africa, you'd find that they are classified as Abenguni, you have got Abambo, you have got Amalala, and the like. So Abenguni, Amakwaza numbers will fall under the category of Abenguni.
South Africa's highest court. One of the groups that was involved in this was the investigative unit Amabungane and their advocacy coordinator Carolyn James joins us now to give us a sense of, first of all, why they took this to the court in the first place.
Act, which was signed into law by President Sulrama Posa last year. Lindsay Dentlinger has more. The Amabungane Center for Investigative Journalism, which was an applicant in both matters challenging the act, says today's judgment is an important victory for
Amabungani, and to talk about their problems with the law and what they think ought to follow. Now that the Concord has stepped in, we'll be joined by Caroline James, who is advocacy coordinator at Amabungani. But if you, for example, work in government, in
Last year. Lindsay Dentlinger has the story. The Amabungane Center for Investigative Journalism, which was an applicant in both matters challenging the Act, says today's judgment is an important victory for the integrity of the country's procurement system.
to allegedly buy diesel at nearly five times the going price from businesses linked to suspected organized crime figures. Investigative journalism outfit Amabungane reports that police bought almost 3,000 liters of diesel from businesses allegedly linked to.
During the Fagu times, you have got Amangwane in the western side of Mzimphobu, which is another group that was fleeing after the Battle of Mpolompo, where King Matuan was defeated. They joined Amampo. You have got Amashlubi, who are also part of Amampond. You
Are part of Amampondomise, not Amampondo. So they are a separate group from Amampondo. But they are known. There's a clear history of Amampinga amongst Amampondomise. If then there could be some research on the side of Amampondomise, there's clarity in as far
Thank you so much for making time for us. This has been so insightful. I didn't get to some of the questions, but I think we've gotten the gist of the Amambondo Kingdom and their history. Malibongwe is the author of Bondoland: The Navigation of History. He's
Uh, amongst amongst uh some of the Nguni speaking people, it's called Ita Amba. Yeah, yeah, we are one. They're great, you know. You know, I you I once said to Isindebellisket, you see, in South Africa, I cannot claim that I'm 100 Musu to 100 Mutuana. No, we
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