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The Interim Constitution was the fundamental law of South Africa from the first non-racial general election on 27 April 1994 until it was superseded by the final constitution on 4 February 1997. As a transitional constitution it required the newly elected Parliament to also serve as a constituent assembly to adopt a final constitution. It made provision for a major restructuring of government as a consequence of the abolition of apartheid. It also introduced an entrenched bill of rights against which legislation and government action could be tested, and created the Constitutional Court with broad powers of judicial review.

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An integral part of the negotiations to end apartheid in South Africa was the creation of a new, non-discriminatory constitution for the country. One of the major disputed issues was the process by which such a constitution would be adopted. The African National Congress (ANC) insisted that it should be drawn up by a democratically-elected constituent assembly, while the governing National Party (NP) feared that the rights of minorities would not be protected in such a process, and proposed instead that the constitution be negotiated by consensus between the parties and then put to a referendum.

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Constitution of South Africa

The Constitution of South Africa is the supreme law of the country of South Africa. It provides the legal foundation for the existence of the republic, sets out the rights and duties of its citizens, and defines the structure of the government. The current constitution, the country's fifth, was drawn up by the Parliament elected in 1994 in the first non-racial elections. It was promulgated by President Nelson Mandela on 18th December 1996 and came into effect on 4 February 1997, replacing the Interim Constitution of 1993.

Since 1996, the Constitution has been amended by seventeen amendment acts. The Constitution is formally entitled the "Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, 1996." It was previously also numbered as if it were an Act of Parliament—Act No. 108 of 1996—but, since the passage of the Citation of Constitutional Laws Act, neither it nor the acts amending it are allocated act numbers.

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An integral part of the negotiations to end apartheid in South Africa was the creation of a new, non-discriminatory constitution for the country. One of the major disputed issues was the process by which such a constitution would be adopted. The African National Congress (ANC) insisted that it should be drawn up by a democratically-elected constituent assembly, while the governing National Party (NP) feared that the rights of minorities would not be protected in such a process, and proposed instead that the constitution be negotiated by consensus between the parties and then put to a referendum.

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​- Subscribe To Our Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ConsultKano?sub_confirmation=1 - Join Our Exclusive Membership Community: https://www.youtube.com/c/KanoConsultants/join Social Media Links: 1. TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@consultkano 2. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/consultkano 3. Instragram: https://www.instagram.com/consultkano/ 4. Linked-In: https://www.linkedin.com/company/consultkano/ 5. Google Site: https://consultkano.business.site/ 6. Pintrest: https://za.pinterest.com/consultkano/ 7. Twitter: https://twitter.com/consultkano The Constitution of South Africa is the supreme law in South Africa. This means the Constitution is the highest law of the land. The Constitution provides the legal foundation for the existence of the republic, and also sets out the following: • South Africa's values. • The rights of the people. • How Parliament and the other legislatures work. • How the national and provincial executives are chosen. • And how the courts work. It also establishes institutions to support our democracy. In this video, we cover the following: 0:00 Introduction 0:35 Table of Contents 0:56 What is the Constitution? 1:22 Constitution of South Africa 2:05 What is the Interim Constitution of South Africa 3:22 Interesting Fact About the Constitution 3:54 Reminder to Subscribe & Join Us 4:40 The 10 Characteristics of the Constitution 6:05 The 14 Chapters of the South African Constitution Explained 6:22 Preamble 6:44 Chapter 1 - Founding Provisions 7:02 Chapter 2 - Bill of Rights 8:30 Chapter 3 - Co-operative Government 8:50 Chapter 4 - Parliament 9:32 Chapter 5 - The President & National Executive 10:19 Chapter 6 - Provinces 11:04 Chapter 7 - Local Government 11:54 Chapter 8 - Courts & Administration of Justice 12:45 Chapter 9 - State Institutions Supporting Constitutional Democracy 13:37 Chapter 10 - Public Administration 14:30 Chapter 11 - Security Services 14:55 Chapter 12 - Traditional Leaders 16:05 Chapter 13 - Finance 16:35 Chapter 14 - General Provisions 17:44 Schedules to the Constitution 18:18 Benefits of the Constitution to the People of South Africa 19:17 Why the Constitution is important #constitution #freedom #liberty #rsa #law #politics #libertarian #patriot #justice #billofrights #supremecourt #secondamendment #constitutionalrights #freespeech #parliament #billofrights #Chapter2 #humanrights #equality #freedom #love #humanity #justice #blacklivesmatter #feminism #Constitution #womensrights #feminist #peace #lgbtq #education #civilrights #equalrightsforeverycitizen #socialjustice #activism #southafrica #prochoice #womenempowerment #blm #women #lgbt #pride #art #genderequality #protest #prolife #unitednations #loveislove #politics #rights #activist #nonprofit #news #democracy #childrenrights #repost #life #human #abortion #racism #community #refugees #usa #womensupportingwomen #charity #vote #help #phalaphala #instagram #metoo #awareness #diversity #change #photography #humantrafficking #publicpolicy #policy #government #politics #governance #research #development #publichealth #economics #community #sustainability #education #law #policymakers ##publicadministration #urbanplanning #fellowship #environment #change #climatechange #advocacy #journalism #politicians #congress #socialjustice#PublicFinancialManagement #PFM #PublicFinance #revenuemanagement #revenue #publicmanagement #government #publicrevenue #publicfinancemanagement #GovernmentFunds #tax #taxes #staterevenue #publicadministration #revenuemanager #statecompany #revenueenhancement #strategies #municipalrevenue #revenuegrowth #consulting ##publicadministration #governance #civilservices #education #governmentjobs #generalstudies y #ethics #AccountingOfficers #government #culture #PFMA #MFMA #publicservice #consultkano #kanoconsultants #tvet #exampreparation #exam #examquestion #youtube #youtuber #youtubechannel #lesson #governmentjobs Disclaimer: This publication and the information included in it are not intended to serve as a substitute for consultation with a professional. Specific issues, concerns and conditions always require the advice of an appropriate professional advisor. The use of the contained information is at the user's own discretion.

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​- Subscribe To Our Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ConsultKano?sub_confirmation=1 - Join Our Exclusive Membership Community: https://www.youtube.com/c/KanoConsultants/join Social Media Links: 1. TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@consultkano 2. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/consultkano 3. Instragram: https://www.instagram.com/consultkano/ 4. Linked-In: https://www.linkedin.com/company/consultkano/ 5. Google Site: https://consultkano.business.site/ 6. Pintrest: https://za.pinterest.com/consultkano/ 7. Twitter: https://twitter.com/consultkano The Constitution of South Africa is the supreme law in South Africa. This means the Constitution is the highest law of the land. The Constitution provides the legal foundation for the existence of the republic, and also sets out the following: • South Africa's values. • The rights of the people. • How Parliament and the other legislatures work. • How the national and provincial executives are chosen. • And how the courts work. It also establishes institutions to support our democracy. In this video, we cover the following: 0:00 Introduction 0:35 Table of Contents 0:56 What is the Constitution? 1:22 Constitution of South Africa 2:05 What is the Interim Constitution of South Africa 3:22 Interesting Fact About the Constitution 3:54 Reminder to Subscribe & Join Us 4:40 The 10 Characteristics of the Constitution 6:05 The 14 Chapters of the South African Constitution Explained 6:22 Preamble 6:44 Chapter 1 - Founding Provisions 7:02 Chapter 2 - Bill of Rights 8:30 Chapter 3 - Co-operative Government 8:50 Chapter 4 - Parliament 9:32 Chapter 5 - The President & National Executive 10:19 Chapter 6 - Provinces 11:04 Chapter 7 - Local Government 11:54 Chapter 8 - Courts & Administration of Justice 12:45 Chapter 9 - State Institutions Supporting Constitutional Democracy 13:37 Chapter 10 - Public Administration 14:30 Chapter 11 - Security Services 14:55 Chapter 12 - Traditional Leaders 16:05 Chapter 13 - Finance 16:35 Chapter 14 - General Provisions 17:44 Schedules to the Constitution 18:18 Benefits of the Constitution to the People of South Africa 19:17 Why the Constitution is important #constitution #freedom #liberty #rsa #law #politics #libertarian #patriot #justice #billofrights #supremecourt #secondamendment #constitutionalrights #freespeech #parliament #billofrights #Chapter2 #humanrights #equality #freedom #love #humanity #justice #blacklivesmatter #feminism #Constitution #womensrights #feminist #peace #lgbtq #education #civilrights #equalrightsforeverycitizen #socialjustice #activism #southafrica #prochoice #womenempowerment #blm #women #lgbt #pride #art #genderequality #protest #prolife #unitednations #loveislove #politics #rights #activist #nonprofit #news #democracy #childrenrights #repost #life #human #abortion #racism #community #refugees #usa #womensupportingwomen #charity #vote #help #phalaphala #instagram #metoo #awareness #diversity #change #photography #humantrafficking #publicpolicy #policy #government #politics #governance #research #development #publichealth #economics #community #sustainability #education #law #policymakers ##publicadministration #urbanplanning #fellowship #environment #change #climatechange #advocacy #journalism #politicians #congress #socialjustice#PublicFinancialManagement #PFM #PublicFinance #revenuemanagement #revenue #publicmanagement #government #publicrevenue #publicfinancemanagement #GovernmentFunds #tax #taxes #staterevenue #publicadministration #revenuemanager #statecompany #revenueenhancement #strategies #municipalrevenue #revenuegrowth #consulting ##publicadministration #governance #civilservices #education #governmentjobs #generalstudies y #ethics #AccountingOfficers #government #culture #PFMA #MFMA #publicservice #consultkano #kanoconsultants #tvet #exampreparation #exam #examquestion #youtube #youtuber #youtubechannel #lesson #governmentjobs Disclaimer: This publication and the information included in it are not intended to serve as a substitute for consultation with a professional. Specific issues, concerns and conditions always require the advice of an appropriate professional advisor. The use of the contained information is at the user's own discretion.

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Why do we have a Constitution?

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The Constitution of a country is a set of rules and values for those who govern and those who are governed. South Africa is what we call a constitutional democr...

The Constitution of a country is a set of rules and values for those who govern and those who are governed. South Africa is what we call a constitutional democracy. Our Constitution of 1996 is the supreme legal document of the Republic of South Africa. It protects our rights as citizens and offers special provisions to hold political leaders accountable, in line with democratic values and principles. We are no longer subjects to the whims of an authoritarian regime, but can be active citizens in a constitutional democracy.

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The Constitution of a country is a set of rules and values for those who govern and those who are governed. South Africa is what we call a constitutional democracy. Our Constitution of 1996 is the supreme legal document of the Republic of South Africa. It protects our rights as citizens and offers special provisions to hold political leaders accountable, in line with democratic values and principles. We are no longer subjects to the whims of an authoritarian regime, but can be active citizens in a constitutional democracy.

• published: 09 May 2016
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What is the South African Bill of Rights?

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In this video, we explain what Chapter 2 of our Constitution, the South African Bill of Rights, entails. This video is part of the Civics Academy Constitutional...

In this video, we explain what Chapter 2 of our Constitution, the South African Bill of Rights, entails. This video is part of the Civics Academy Constitutional Rights Series. Check out our videos: www.civicsacademy.co.za Human rights were systematically violated under Apartheid. The Bill of Rights breaks with that past. It shields us from abuse by the state, but also instructs the state to protect and assist us, particularly when we are marginalised or vulnerable. It safeguards the rights of all people in the country and is binding on the legislature, the executive, the judiciary and all organs of state. The Bill of Rights is contained in Chapter 2 of our Constitution. It outlines different groups of human rights. First of all, it gives a number of basic rights – the rights to equality, dignity and life. They mean that we must all be treated equally by the law, and no one should suffer unfair discrimination. Our human dignity must be respected at all times, as must our right to life. The Bill of Rights then goes on to talk about civil rights. Everyone has the right to freedom and security of the person. You may not be detained against your will, violated or tortured. It also means that women may make their own decisions with regard to reproduction, and everyone has control over their own bodies. You have a right to privacy: you, your home or your property may not be searched without good reason. It also ensures the privacy of your communications, such as phone calls and emails. We all have freedom of religion and belief. State institutions (such as public schools) may allow religious practices, but only if these are voluntary and if they are conducted on an equitable basis. Next is the right to freedom of expression, including a free press and the right to receive or send information. However, this does not mean that hate speech or inciting violence is allowed. Everyone has the right to protest, although this can be regulated to ensure public safety. We all have the right to move freely in the country and settle anywhere, to join associations, for example trade unions, and to choose our occupation or profession. Anyone who is arrested has the right to remain silent, to be brought before a court within 48 hours, to humane conditions of detention, and to be released on bail under certain conditions. If you are prosecuted you have the right to be presumed innocent and the right to legal representation. Everyone has access to information held by the state and if the state takes a decision that affects you directly, you have the right to ask a court to review it. Then there are political rights: everyone has the right to start, or join, a political party, the right to vote, and to stand for election. Some rights deal with socio-economic issues. The state must work towards the fulfilment of these rights, even if that cannot be achieved immediately. These include the rights to housing, health-care, food, water, education, and social security. The government must adopt reasonable laws and budgets to ensure that these rights become increasingly available; and it may not leave out any group, in particular marginalised groups such as poor people, women and children. Being vulnerable, children have special rights, such as the right to a name, nationality, care, nutrition, shelter, health-care and protection from abuse. Under Apartheid, land was taken from black people. The property clause is a special right and has both, a civil and a socio-economic dimension. It aims to do two things: firstly, to ensure that illegal dispossession of property does not happen again. Secondly, to guide land reform and land restitution, which is returning land to those it was taken from or giving them some other form of compensation. We all have the right to an environment that is not harmful. The government must prevent pollution, and ensure that natural resources are used and developed sustainably. The Bill of Rights also protects cultural rights: the right to use a language of your choice and to practice your culture, as long as the rights of others are respected. Most of these rights are not absolute: my right to swing my arm ends where your nose begins! So there is a limitation clause included in the Bill of Rights, stipulating rules for when the government is allowed to limit rights. Rights may only be limited by law; there must be a good purpose for the limitation; it must be reasonable; and the limitation must be the least restrictive way of achieving the purpose. For more details on some of our rights included in the Bill of Rights check out our Civics Academy Constitutional Rights Series.

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In this video, we explain what Chapter 2 of our Constitution, the South African Bill of Rights, entails. This video is part of the Civics Academy Constitutional Rights Series. Check out our videos: www.civicsacademy.co.za Human rights were systematically violated under Apartheid. The Bill of Rights breaks with that past. It shields us from abuse by the state, but also instructs the state to protect and assist us, particularly when we are marginalised or vulnerable. It safeguards the rights of all people in the country and is binding on the legislature, the executive, the judiciary and all organs of state. The Bill of Rights is contained in Chapter 2 of our Constitution. It outlines different groups of human rights. First of all, it gives a number of basic rights – the rights to equality, dignity and life. They mean that we must all be treated equally by the law, and no one should suffer unfair discrimination. Our human dignity must be respected at all times, as must our right to life. The Bill of Rights then goes on to talk about civil rights. Everyone has the right to freedom and security of the person. You may not be detained against your will, violated or tortured. It also means that women may make their own decisions with regard to reproduction, and everyone has control over their own bodies. You have a right to privacy: you, your home or your property may not be searched without good reason. It also ensures the privacy of your communications, such as phone calls and emails. We all have freedom of religion and belief. State institutions (such as public schools) may allow religious practices, but only if these are voluntary and if they are conducted on an equitable basis. Next is the right to freedom of expression, including a free press and the right to receive or send information. However, this does not mean that hate speech or inciting violence is allowed. Everyone has the right to protest, although this can be regulated to ensure public safety. We all have the right to move freely in the country and settle anywhere, to join associations, for example trade unions, and to choose our occupation or profession. Anyone who is arrested has the right to remain silent, to be brought before a court within 48 hours, to humane conditions of detention, and to be released on bail under certain conditions. If you are prosecuted you have the right to be presumed innocent and the right to legal representation. Everyone has access to information held by the state and if the state takes a decision that affects you directly, you have the right to ask a court to review it. Then there are political rights: everyone has the right to start, or join, a political party, the right to vote, and to stand for election. Some rights deal with socio-economic issues. The state must work towards the fulfilment of these rights, even if that cannot be achieved immediately. These include the rights to housing, health-care, food, water, education, and social security. The government must adopt reasonable laws and budgets to ensure that these rights become increasingly available; and it may not leave out any group, in particular marginalised groups such as poor people, women and children. Being vulnerable, children have special rights, such as the right to a name, nationality, care, nutrition, shelter, health-care and protection from abuse. Under Apartheid, land was taken from black people. The property clause is a special right and has both, a civil and a socio-economic dimension. It aims to do two things: firstly, to ensure that illegal dispossession of property does not happen again. Secondly, to guide land reform and land restitution, which is returning land to those it was taken from or giving them some other form of compensation. We all have the right to an environment that is not harmful. The government must prevent pollution, and ensure that natural resources are used and developed sustainably. The Bill of Rights also protects cultural rights: the right to use a language of your choice and to practice your culture, as long as the rights of others are respected. Most of these rights are not absolute: my right to swing my arm ends where your nose begins! So there is a limitation clause included in the Bill of Rights, stipulating rules for when the government is allowed to limit rights. Rights may only be limited by law; there must be a good purpose for the limitation; it must be reasonable; and the limitation must be the least restrictive way of achieving the purpose. For more details on some of our rights included in the Bill of Rights check out our Civics Academy Constitutional Rights Series.

• published: 28 Mar 2022
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5:28

The role of a constitution in SA

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South Africa has had four constitutions. first one, in 1910 when the country became a union. second in 1961. In 1961, when South Africa was declared a republic,...

South Africa has had four constitutions. first one, in 1910 when the country became a union. second in 1961. In 1961, when South Africa was declared a republic, the government adopted the second constitution. Then in 1983 the government passed the third constitution. the current one was adopted in 1994, and has been hailed as one of the most progressive even by global standards...http://owl.li/uOoUy

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South Africa has had four constitutions. first one, in 1910 when the country became a union. second in 1961. In 1961, when South Africa was declared a republic, the government adopted the second constitution. Then in 1983 the government passed the third constitution. the current one was adopted in 1994, and has been hailed as one of the most progressive even by global standards...http://owl.li/uOoUy

• published: 21 Mar 2014
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South Africa's Constitution and "the new apartheid"

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In this video, I give you a glimpse into the chapter on law from my book The New Apartheid. I investigate the Constitution's conception of justice and the "vexe...

In this video, I give you a glimpse into the chapter on law from my book The New Apartheid. I investigate the Constitution's conception of justice and the "vexed interface" between public and private law. Become a YouTube Member of this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCk_qa4ssROH8aUDbgQXE5dA/join Visit my website: sizwempofuwalsh.com _______ CONTENTS 00:00 Intro 05:49 Conceptions of justice 13:53 The “vexed interface” 23:23 Conclusion _______ Credits: Edited by Tsholanang Rapoo About me: Dr Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh is an author, scholar and founder of the Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh Xperience (SMWX), a digital, youth-centred current affairs platform. He holds a DPhil in International Relations from the University of Oxford and is currently a postdoctoral fellow at the Wits Institute for Social and Economic Research (WiSER).

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In this video, I give you a glimpse into the chapter on law from my book The New Apartheid. I investigate the Constitution's conception of justice and the "vexed interface" between public and private law. Become a YouTube Member of this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCk_qa4ssROH8aUDbgQXE5dA/join Visit my website: sizwempofuwalsh.com _______ CONTENTS 00:00 Intro 05:49 Conceptions of justice 13:53 The “vexed interface” 23:23 Conclusion _______ Credits: Edited by Tsholanang Rapoo About me: Dr Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh is an author, scholar and founder of the Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh Xperience (SMWX), a digital, youth-centred current affairs platform. He holds a DPhil in International Relations from the University of Oxford and is currently a postdoctoral fellow at the Wits Institute for Social and Economic Research (WiSER).

• published: 21 Sep 2021
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"SA Constitution must be rewritten": Race and the law, threats to Black advocates, ANC failures

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Join SMWX for a thought-provoking conversation with legal and political thinker and activist Advocate Muzi Sikhakhane. In this episode, we explore the South Afr...

Join SMWX for a thought-provoking conversation with legal and political thinker and activist Advocate Muzi Sikhakhane. In this episode, we explore the South African Constitution and its impact on South African politics. We also delve into his experience representing some controversial figures and the unique criticism he and other Black advocates face. Finally, we take a critical look at the South African Constitution and its effectiveness in post-apartheid South Africa, and the possibility of rewriting it to build a post-ANC democracy. Don't miss this meaningful conversation with one of South Africa's living legends in law and politics, someone who has made contributions in the past, present and future of South African democracy. Subscribe now to stay up to date with the latest discussions on South African current affairs. Become a YouTube Member of this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCk_qa4ssROH8aUDbgQXE5dA/join Visit my website: sizwempofuwalsh.com _______ CONTENTS 00:00 - Intro 02:00 - Threats and Intimidation 10:30 - Race & Law 23:30 - The SA constitution 29:30 - Rewriting SA constitution 49:00 - Building a new society _______ Credits: On behalf of Arts Sake Productions: DOP and Editor - Tumelo Makau Sound and Camera Assistant - Bongani Nkosi Camera Assistant - Lesego RakobaneProduction Assistant - Kgothatso Senne Producer - Tsholanang Rapoo About me: Dr Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh is an author, scholar and founder of the Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh Xperience (SMWX), a digital, youth-centred current affairs platform. He holds a DPhil in International Relations from the University of Oxford and is a Lecturer in International Relations at Wits.

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Join SMWX for a thought-provoking conversation with legal and political thinker and activist Advocate Muzi Sikhakhane. In this episode, we explore the South African Constitution and its impact on South African politics. We also delve into his experience representing some controversial figures and the unique criticism he and other Black advocates face. Finally, we take a critical look at the South African Constitution and its effectiveness in post-apartheid South Africa, and the possibility of rewriting it to build a post-ANC democracy. Don't miss this meaningful conversation with one of South Africa's living legends in law and politics, someone who has made contributions in the past, present and future of South African democracy. Subscribe now to stay up to date with the latest discussions on South African current affairs. Become a YouTube Member of this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCk_qa4ssROH8aUDbgQXE5dA/join Visit my website: sizwempofuwalsh.com _______ CONTENTS 00:00 - Intro 02:00 - Threats and Intimidation 10:30 - Race & Law 23:30 - The SA constitution 29:30 - Rewriting SA constitution 49:00 - Building a new society _______ Credits: On behalf of Arts Sake Productions: DOP and Editor - Tumelo Makau Sound and Camera Assistant - Bongani Nkosi Camera Assistant - Lesego RakobaneProduction Assistant - Kgothatso Senne Producer - Tsholanang Rapoo About me: Dr Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh is an author, scholar and founder of the Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh Xperience (SMWX), a digital, youth-centred current affairs platform. He holds a DPhil in International Relations from the University of Oxford and is a Lecturer in International Relations at Wits.

• published: 28 Mar 2023
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Report on Mandela-Gandhi exhibition at Constitution Hill Museum in South Africa

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Report on Mandela-Gandhi exhibition at Constitution Hill Museum in South Africa #mandela #mahatmagandhi #southafrica DD India is India’s 24x7 international...

Report on Mandela-Gandhi exhibition at Constitution Hill Museum in South Africa #mandela #mahatmagandhi #southafrica DD India is India’s 24x7 international news channel from the stable of the country’s Public Service Broadcaster, Prasar Bharati. Launched in 2021, DD India has made a name for itself to deliver balanced, fair and accurate news from India and around the world. Apart from daily news bulletins tracking the developments around the world, DD India airs major events of national importance, analysis of current events and informative discussions. DD India offers fresh perspective on India's engagements with countries across the globe with interviews of global leaders apart from who's who of industry, academia and tech sectors. DD India's rich repertoire includes primetime bulletins like NewsNight, World Today, Express News, Mid-day Prime among others. Follow us on our social media platforms for latest news and updates. Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ddindialive Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ddindia Subscribe to our YouTube channels: DD News: https://www.youtube.com/c/ddnews/featured DD India: https://www.youtube.com/c/DDIndia Download DD News Mobile App: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.DDNews&hl=en Watch More Videos: https://www.youtube.com/c/ddnews/videos https://www.youtube.com/c/DDIndia/videos #BreakingNews #LatestNews #TodayNews #PoliticalNews #News #NewsInEnglish #InternationalNews #international #LatestUpdates #GlobalNews #Doordarshan

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Report on Mandela-Gandhi exhibition at Constitution Hill Museum in South Africa #mandela #mahatmagandhi #southafrica DD India is India’s 24x7 international news channel from the stable of the country’s Public Service Broadcaster, Prasar Bharati. Launched in 2021, DD India has made a name for itself to deliver balanced, fair and accurate news from India and around the world. Apart from daily news bulletins tracking the developments around the world, DD India airs major events of national importance, analysis of current events and informative discussions. DD India offers fresh perspective on India's engagements with countries across the globe with interviews of global leaders apart from who's who of industry, academia and tech sectors. DD India's rich repertoire includes primetime bulletins like NewsNight, World Today, Express News, Mid-day Prime among others. Follow us on our social media platforms for latest news and updates. Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ddindialive Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ddindia Subscribe to our YouTube channels: DD News: https://www.youtube.com/c/ddnews/featured DD India: https://www.youtube.com/c/DDIndia Download DD News Mobile App: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.DDNews&hl=en Watch More Videos: https://www.youtube.com/c/ddnews/videos https://www.youtube.com/c/DDIndia/videos #BreakingNews #LatestNews #TodayNews #PoliticalNews #News #NewsInEnglish #InternationalNews #international #LatestUpdates #GlobalNews #Doordarshan

• published: 20 Aug 2023
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3:00

South Africa's Constitution : A beacon of hope towards a better life

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South Africa's Constitution was signed on this day, 25 years ago, by former president Nelson Mandela in Sharpeville in the Vaal. Lauded the world over as one ...

South Africa's Constitution was signed on this day, 25 years ago, by former president Nelson Mandela in Sharpeville in the Vaal. Lauded the world over as one of the most progressive, its adoption heralded the intention to make a clear break from the country's apartheid past towards a future that promised human rights and dignity for all. For more news, visit sabcnews.com and also #SABCNews #Coronavirus #COVID19News #Covid-19Vaccination #Vaccine on Social Media.

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South Africa's Constitution was signed on this day, 25 years ago, by former president Nelson Mandela in Sharpeville in the Vaal. Lauded the world over as one of the most progressive, its adoption heralded the intention to make a clear break from the country's apartheid past towards a future that promised human rights and dignity for all. For more news, visit sabcnews.com and also #SABCNews #Coronavirus #COVID19News #Covid-19Vaccination #Vaccine on Social Media.

• published: 10 Dec 2021
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What is South Africa’s Constitution? And why should you care about it? Episode one of Keep It Constitutional’s animated campaign will tell you what the Constitution is, and why it matters to you.

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A Deeper Look | The South African Constitution and its limitations

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Constitution of South Africa Explained | 10 Characteristics | Summary Tutorial For You To Know Now

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​- Subscribe To Our Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ConsultKano?sub_confirmation=1 - Join Our Exclusive Membership Community: https://www.youtube.com/c/KanoConsultants/join Social Media Links: 1. TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@consultkano 2. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/consultkano 3. Instragram: https://www.instagram.com/consultkano/ 4. Linked-In: https://www.linkedin.com/company/consultkano/ 5. Google Site: https://consultkano.business.site/ 6. Pintrest: https://za.pinterest.com/consultkano/ 7. Twitter: https://twitter.com/consultkano The Constitution of South Africa is the supreme law in South Africa. This means the Constitution is the highest law of the land. The Constitution provides the legal foundation for the existence of the republic, and also sets out the following: • South Africa's values. • The rights of the people. • How Parliament and the other legislatures work. • How the national and provincial executives are chosen. • And how the courts work. It also establishes institutions to support our democracy. In this video, we cover the following: 0:00 Introduction 0:35 Table of Contents 0:56 What is the Constitution? 1:22 Constitution of South Africa 2:05 What is the Interim Constitution of South Africa 3:22 Interesting Fact About the Constitution 3:54 Reminder to Subscribe & Join Us 4:40 The 10 Characteristics of the Constitution 6:05 The 14 Chapters of the South African Constitution Explained 6:22 Preamble 6:44 Chapter 1 - Founding Provisions 7:02 Chapter 2 - Bill of Rights 8:30 Chapter 3 - Co-operative Government 8:50 Chapter 4 - Parliament 9:32 Chapter 5 - The President & National Executive 10:19 Chapter 6 - Provinces 11:04 Chapter 7 - Local Government 11:54 Chapter 8 - Courts & Administration of Justice 12:45 Chapter 9 - State Institutions Supporting Constitutional Democracy 13:37 Chapter 10 - Public Administration 14:30 Chapter 11 - Security Services 14:55 Chapter 12 - Traditional Leaders 16:05 Chapter 13 - Finance 16:35 Chapter 14 - General Provisions 17:44 Schedules to the Constitution 18:18 Benefits of the Constitution to the People of South Africa 19:17 Why the Constitution is important #constitution #freedom #liberty #rsa #law #politics #libertarian #patriot #justice #billofrights #supremecourt #secondamendment #constitutionalrights #freespeech #parliament #billofrights #Chapter2 #humanrights #equality #freedom #love #humanity #justice #blacklivesmatter #feminism #Constitution #womensrights #feminist #peace #lgbtq #education #civilrights #equalrightsforeverycitizen #socialjustice #activism #southafrica #prochoice #womenempowerment #blm #women #lgbt #pride #art #genderequality #protest #prolife #unitednations #loveislove #politics #rights #activist #nonprofit #news #democracy #childrenrights #repost #life #human #abortion #racism #community #refugees #usa #womensupportingwomen #charity #vote #help #phalaphala #instagram #metoo #awareness #diversity #change #photography #humantrafficking #publicpolicy #policy #government #politics #governance #research #development #publichealth #economics #community #sustainability #education #law #policymakers ##publicadministration #urbanplanning #fellowship #environment #change #climatechange #advocacy #journalism #politicians #congress #socialjustice#PublicFinancialManagement #PFM #PublicFinance #revenuemanagement #revenue #publicmanagement #government #publicrevenue #publicfinancemanagement #GovernmentFunds #tax #taxes #staterevenue #publicadministration #revenuemanager #statecompany #revenueenhancement #strategies #municipalrevenue #revenuegrowth #consulting ##publicadministration #governance #civilservices #education #governmentjobs #generalstudies y #ethics #AccountingOfficers #government #culture #PFMA #MFMA #publicservice #consultkano #kanoconsultants #tvet #exampreparation #exam #examquestion #youtube #youtuber #youtubechannel #lesson #governmentjobs Disclaimer: This publication and the information included in it are not intended to serve as a substitute for consultation with a professional. Specific issues, concerns and conditions always require the advice of an appropriate professional advisor. The use of the contained information is at the user's own discretion.

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Why do we have a Constitution?

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Why do we have a Constitution?

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The Constitution of a country is a set of rules and values for those who govern and those who are governed. South Africa is what we call a constitutional democracy. Our Constitution of 1996 is the supreme legal document of the Republic of South Africa. It protects our rights as citizens and offers special provisions to hold political leaders accountable, in line with democratic values and principles. We are no longer subjects to the whims of an authoritarian regime, but can be active citizens in a constitutional democracy.

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What is the South African Bill of Rights?

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What is the South African Bill of Rights?

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In this video, we explain what Chapter 2 of our Constitution, the South African Bill of Rights, entails. This video is part of the Civics Academy Constitutional Rights Series. Check out our videos: www.civicsacademy.co.za Human rights were systematically violated under Apartheid. The Bill of Rights breaks with that past. It shields us from abuse by the state, but also instructs the state to protect and assist us, particularly when we are marginalised or vulnerable. It safeguards the rights of all people in the country and is binding on the legislature, the executive, the judiciary and all organs of state. The Bill of Rights is contained in Chapter 2 of our Constitution. It outlines different groups of human rights. First of all, it gives a number of basic rights – the rights to equality, dignity and life. They mean that we must all be treated equally by the law, and no one should suffer unfair discrimination. Our human dignity must be respected at all times, as must our right to life. The Bill of Rights then goes on to talk about civil rights. Everyone has the right to freedom and security of the person. You may not be detained against your will, violated or tortured. It also means that women may make their own decisions with regard to reproduction, and everyone has control over their own bodies. You have a right to privacy: you, your home or your property may not be searched without good reason. It also ensures the privacy of your communications, such as phone calls and emails. We all have freedom of religion and belief. State institutions (such as public schools) may allow religious practices, but only if these are voluntary and if they are conducted on an equitable basis. Next is the right to freedom of expression, including a free press and the right to receive or send information. However, this does not mean that hate speech or inciting violence is allowed. Everyone has the right to protest, although this can be regulated to ensure public safety. We all have the right to move freely in the country and settle anywhere, to join associations, for example trade unions, and to choose our occupation or profession. Anyone who is arrested has the right to remain silent, to be brought before a court within 48 hours, to humane conditions of detention, and to be released on bail under certain conditions. If you are prosecuted you have the right to be presumed innocent and the right to legal representation. Everyone has access to information held by the state and if the state takes a decision that affects you directly, you have the right to ask a court to review it. Then there are political rights: everyone has the right to start, or join, a political party, the right to vote, and to stand for election. Some rights deal with socio-economic issues. The state must work towards the fulfilment of these rights, even if that cannot be achieved immediately. These include the rights to housing, health-care, food, water, education, and social security. The government must adopt reasonable laws and budgets to ensure that these rights become increasingly available; and it may not leave out any group, in particular marginalised groups such as poor people, women and children. Being vulnerable, children have special rights, such as the right to a name, nationality, care, nutrition, shelter, health-care and protection from abuse. Under Apartheid, land was taken from black people. The property clause is a special right and has both, a civil and a socio-economic dimension. It aims to do two things: firstly, to ensure that illegal dispossession of property does not happen again. Secondly, to guide land reform and land restitution, which is returning land to those it was taken from or giving them some other form of compensation. We all have the right to an environment that is not harmful. The government must prevent pollution, and ensure that natural resources are used and developed sustainably. The Bill of Rights also protects cultural rights: the right to use a language of your choice and to practice your culture, as long as the rights of others are respected. Most of these rights are not absolute: my right to swing my arm ends where your nose begins! So there is a limitation clause included in the Bill of Rights, stipulating rules for when the government is allowed to limit rights. Rights may only be limited by law; there must be a good purpose for the limitation; it must be reasonable; and the limitation must be the least restrictive way of achieving the purpose. For more details on some of our rights included in the Bill of Rights check out our Civics Academy Constitutional Rights Series.

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The role of a constitution in SA

South Africa has had four constitutions. first one, in 1910 when the country became a unio...

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The role of a constitution in SA

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South Africa has had four constitutions. first one, in 1910 when the country became a union. second in 1961. In 1961, when South Africa was declared a republic, the government adopted the second constitution. Then in 1983 the government passed the third constitution. the current one was adopted in 1994, and has been hailed as one of the most progressive even by global standards...http://owl.li/uOoUy

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South Africa's Constitution and "the new apartheid"

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South Africa's Constitution and "the new apartheid"

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In this video, I give you a glimpse into the chapter on law from my book The New Apartheid. I investigate the Constitution's conception of justice and the "vexed interface" between public and private law. Become a YouTube Member of this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCk_qa4ssROH8aUDbgQXE5dA/join Visit my website: sizwempofuwalsh.com _______ CONTENTS 00:00 Intro 05:49 Conceptions of justice 13:53 The “vexed interface” 23:23 Conclusion _______ Credits: Edited by Tsholanang Rapoo About me: Dr Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh is an author, scholar and founder of the Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh Xperience (SMWX), a digital, youth-centred current affairs platform. He holds a DPhil in International Relations from the University of Oxford and is currently a postdoctoral fellow at the Wits Institute for Social and Economic Research (WiSER).

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"SA Constitution must be rewritten": Race and the law, threats to Black advocates, ANC failures

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Join SMWX for a thought-provoking conversation with legal and political thinker and activist Advocate Muzi Sikhakhane. In this episode, we explore the South African Constitution and its impact on South African politics. We also delve into his experience representing some controversial figures and the unique criticism he and other Black advocates face. Finally, we take a critical look at the South African Constitution and its effectiveness in post-apartheid South Africa, and the possibility of rewriting it to build a post-ANC democracy. Don't miss this meaningful conversation with one of South Africa's living legends in law and politics, someone who has made contributions in the past, present and future of South African democracy. Subscribe now to stay up to date with the latest discussions on South African current affairs. Become a YouTube Member of this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCk_qa4ssROH8aUDbgQXE5dA/join Visit my website: sizwempofuwalsh.com _______ CONTENTS 00:00 - Intro 02:00 - Threats and Intimidation 10:30 - Race & Law 23:30 - The SA constitution 29:30 - Rewriting SA constitution 49:00 - Building a new society _______ Credits: On behalf of Arts Sake Productions: DOP and Editor - Tumelo Makau Sound and Camera Assistant - Bongani Nkosi Camera Assistant - Lesego RakobaneProduction Assistant - Kgothatso Senne Producer - Tsholanang Rapoo About me: Dr Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh is an author, scholar and founder of the Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh Xperience (SMWX), a digital, youth-centred current affairs platform. He holds a DPhil in International Relations from the University of Oxford and is a Lecturer in International Relations at Wits.

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Report on Mandela-Gandhi exhibition at Constitution Hill Museum in South Africa

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Report on Mandela-Gandhi exhibition at Constitution Hill Museum in South Africa

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South Africa's Constitution : A beacon of hope towards a better life

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South Africa's Constitution was signed on this day, 25 years ago, by former president Nelson Mandela in Sharpeville in the Vaal. Lauded the world over as one of the most progressive, its adoption heralded the intention to make a clear break from the country's apartheid past towards a future that promised human rights and dignity for all. For more news, visit sabcnews.com and also #SABCNews #Coronavirus #COVID19News #Covid-19Vaccination #Vaccine on Social Media.

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South African Constitution of 1993

The Interim Constitution was the fundamental law of South Africa from the first non-racial general election on 27 April 1994 until it was superseded by the final constitution on 4 February 1997. As a transitional constitution it required the newly elected Parliament to also serve as a constituent assembly to adopt a final constitution. It made provision for a major restructuring of government as a consequence of the abolition of apartheid. It also introduced an entrenched bill of rights against which legislation and government action could be tested, and created the Constitutional Court with broad powers of judicial review.

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An integral part of the negotiations to end apartheid in South Africa was the creation of a new, non-discriminatory constitution for the country. One of the major disputed issues was the process by which such a constitution would be adopted. The African National Congress (ANC) insisted that it should be drawn up by a democratically-elected constituent assembly, while the governing National Party (NP) feared that the rights of minorities would not be protected in such a process, and proposed instead that the constitution be negotiated by consensus between the parties and then put to a referendum.

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