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South Africa's new intelligence bill is meant to stem abuses – what's good and bad about it - Vimarsana News

South Africa's new intelligence bill is meant to stem abuses – what's good and bad about it

The bill seeks greater intelligence powers but neglects oversight.

Dystopian rule: Clear thoughts and brave acts will be our armour in 2024 - Vimarsana News

Dystopian rule: Clear thoughts and brave acts will be our armour in 2024

The dystopian nature of the world today reveals aspects of cataclysmic decline, inequality, surveillance, environmental disaster and technological advances, which create disparate outcomes — advantages for some, leaving others behind — further cementing inequality.

Parliament may see a shake-up in 2024, but will its culture change? - Vimarsana News

Parliament may see a shake-up in 2024, but will its culture change?

Independents would be a shake-up. For the first time in 30 years of South Africa’s constitutional democracy, a member of Parliament may not be beholden to a political party for a seat. That may take some getting used to.

Public to get first say on General Intelligence Laws Amendment Bill - Vimarsana News

Public to get first say on General Intelligence Laws Amendment Bill

The General Intelligence Laws Amendment Bill is aimed at restructuring the intelligence services in response to a high-level presidential review panel of the State Security Agency and the Zondo Commission of Inquiry.

Source: ewn.co.za
Pressure point — New legislation impacts RICA, and why legal surveillance reforms are urgently required - Vimarsana News

Pressure point — New legislation impacts RICA, and why legal surveillance reforms are urgently required

‘We need to be putting a little bit more pressure on Parliament to act truly as our representatives’. Experts explain the need for legal reforms in South Africa when it comes to personal privacy issues. ‘We need to be putting a little bit more pressure on Parliament to act truly as our represen...