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Parliament of South Africa

Parliament of South Africa

The Parliament of the Republic of South Africa is the national legislature of South Africa, made up of two houses — the National Assembly and the National Council of Provinces. Its functions include making, amending, and repealing laws, overseeing the executive branch, and representing the public under the Constitution.www.parliament.gov.za

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Sep 18, 2026

Chris SalisburyHOST
0:05
Hello, I'm Chris Salisbury and today I'm talking to Dr Karl Leroux.
Chris SalisburyHOST
0:09
Karl's a medical doctor and he's an MP in the South African Parliament where he's Deputy Spokesperson on Health for the Democratic Alliance, which is the main opposition party.
Chris SalisburyHOST
0:18
So Karl, welcome to Medics Voices.
Karl Le RouxGUEST
0:21
Thanks very much, Chris.
Zalene MerringtonCORRESPONDENT
0:23
The Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference is the flagship annual conference of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association, where speakers, presiding officers, MPs and governance experts from the Commonwealth community come under one roof to discuss lawmaking in all its facets.
Zalene MerringtonCORRESPONDENT
0:41
Parliament spokesperson Moloto Motapo says parliaments from Commonwealth countries have a particularly important role to play in the current global political space.
Moloto MotapoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:50
This conference is taking place within the context of ongoing geopolitical tensions, climate change, technological disruptions.
Moloto MotapoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:00
rising inequality.
Moloto MotapoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:01
There is a critical and important role of parliaments of the Commonwealth as well as parliamentarians in terms of their oversight function, their law making function and in terms of their role in facilitating the participation of the public of those nations in the decision making processes of those parliaments.
Zalene MerringtonCORRESPONDENT
1:21
On reports that the Nigerian delegation has decided not to attend the conference Mutapu says as a host nation they've not been informed.
Zalene MerringtonCORRESPONDENT
1:30
According to media reports, the Nigerian National Assembly has suspended all official visits to South Africa, including the Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference, following two recent separate unnatural deaths of Nigerian citizens in South Africa.
Zalene MerringtonCORRESPONDENT
1:45
Mutapu says Parliament expects that all invited parliaments will be participating.
Laura DavisHOST
1:08
L.R. Nost is an award-winning American author, children's rights advocate, and founder and director of Little Hearts Gentle Parenting Resources, where she also serves as editor-in-chief of Holistic Parenting magazine.
Laura DavisHOST
1:24
Best known for her books on gentle parenting, including 2,000 Kisses a Day and The Gentle Parent, her writing and quotes have been cited internationally, including in an address to the South African Parliament on Children's Rights.
Laura DavisHOST
1:41
She lives in Florida.
Laura DavisHOST
1:43
And remember, every time you click the heart, leave a comment, or share a post, you're making it easier for new readers and listeners to discover the writer's journey.
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0:21
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John PerlmanHOST
0:30
Okay, let's go down to Parliament now.
John PerlmanHOST
0:31
Lindsay Dentlinger joins us, our EWN Parliamentary reporter.
John PerlmanHOST
0:37
Lindsay, more windy roads, possibly with some potholes along the way.
John PerlmanHOST
0:42
For Parliament's Impeachment Committee, they had chosen or nominated advocate Tandazani Madonsela to be the evidence leader there.
John PerlmanHOST
0:51
Pulling back on that, briefly explain to us why and share a thought about what next.
John PerlmanHOST
0:56
Good afternoon.
Lindsay DentlingerCORRESPONDENT
0:58
Good afternoon, John.
speaker_0HOST
10:33
For South Africa, where effective policing is central to public confidence in the state, the process is becoming a broader test of whether parliamentary scrutiny can translate serious allegations about security institutions into meaningful structural reform.
speaker_0HOST
10:48
For further information, see Parliament of South Africa and SABC News.
speaker_1HOST
10:52
Cyprus leaders resume direct talks as UN seeks to rebuild diplomatic momentum.
speaker_0HOST
10:57
Cypriot President Nicos Christodoulides and Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhürman are meeting under United Nations auspices as part of renewed efforts to revive the island's long-stalled peace process.
Relebogile MabotjaHOST
21:13
Blue lies when the president promises the people of Alexandra to build a million houses." Philip from Soweto.
Relebogile MabotjaHOST
21:20
"South African Parliament would be left empty," um, Moreshka says, "I support it, but if the same law were applied to South Africa, we'd probably see politicians becoming an extinct species in this country." And then Peter says, "How can we actually get this going for South Africa?" Ah, Relebogile, now you want us to have no politicians.
Relebogile MabotjaHOST
21:42
I think it's a CV requirement.
Relebogile MabotjaHOST
21:44
If you don't have a lie qualification, then no job is what they go on to say.
Olwethu Pityana-MatjiHOST
0:21
Welcome to episode four of The Economic Diplomat and another conversation in our Women's Month special series.
Olwethu Pityana-MatjiHOST
0:27
In this episode, I sit down with Takeso Mamabolo, an economist at the Parliamentary Budget Office of Parliament of South Africa, to go beyond the numbers and understand the people behind public policy.
Olwethu Pityana-MatjiHOST
0:39
We speak about her journey into economics, what it actually means to work as an economist, and the role economists play within Parliament and the broader public sector.
Olwethu Pityana-MatjiHOST
0:49
We also explore her journey as a Mandela Washington Fellow, her recognition as one of the Mail and Guardian 200 Young South Africans, the economic challenges currently facing South Africa, and what the next generation of economists and young professionals can do to help shape the country's future.
Kagiso MamaboloGUEST
5:10
It's Antra, management school in Belgium, Xavier Institute of Management in India, as well as Fordham Graduate School of Business.
Kagiso MamaboloGUEST
5:19
So I have my master's in that as well.
Kagiso MamaboloGUEST
5:23
Yeah, I would say that, as you mentioned, I currently I work as an economic analyst at the Parliamentary Budget Office at Parliament of South Africa.
Kagiso MamaboloGUEST
5:33
And then I say overall, you know, I'm a daughter, I'm a sister, I'm an aunt, I'm a friend, I'm a godmother.

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