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http://www.ambafrance-zm.org/
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http://www.zm.emb-japan.go.jp/
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http://www.zambiaembassy.se/
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http://www.zambiaembassy.org/
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http://www.oefre.unibe.ch/law/icl/za__indx.html
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Idasa is an independent public interest organisation committed to promoting sustainable democracy based on active citizenship, democratic institutions, and social justice.
It is a registered Section 21 company in South Africa, has a functioning Board of Directors, and employs Deloitte & Touche as its company auditors. IDASA is a nationally recognised public interest organisation in South Africa. It maintains international links with many similar organisations through the world movement for democracy.
Tel: (012) 392 0500
Fax: (012) 320 2414
Address: PO Box 56950, Arcadia, 0007.357 Visagie Street (c/o Prinsloo) Pretoria
http://www.idasa.org.za/
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Mpumalanga Province is one of nine provinces of the Republic of South Africa established in terms of the Interim Constitution, Act 200 of 1993. Following the country's first democratic elections in 1994, the first Legislature was inaugurated in May 1994 as the Eastern Transvaal Legislature.
In August 1995, the province made a break with its colonial past when it changed its name to Mpumalanga, translated to the place where the sun rises. The Legislature also changed its name to Mpumalanga Provincial Legislature.
The Legislature is a provincial parliament and has its seat in the provincial capital, Nelspruit. Mpumalanga Provincial Legislature is constituted of 30 Members of the Provincial Legislature (MPLs), who are elected through a proportional representation system, i.e. in accordance to the number of votes obtained by each party in the elections in the province.
The term of the provincial legislature is five years. The Premier may dissolve the provincial legislature before the expiry of its term if the Legislature has adopted a resolution to dissolve with a supporting majority of its members and if three years have passed since the legislature was elected.
Tel: 013 766 1219
Fax: 013 766 1465
http://www.mpuleg.gov.za/
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Official site. Some files are very large.
http://www.ncprov.gov.za/
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Latest Committee Reports are our reason for being - we aim to have detailed reports of each meeting available within 48 hours (though this can stretch to 3 working days for certain committees when the parliamentary session is very busy). In addition relevant documents handed out at committee meetings such as public submissions, bills and briefings on government policy & draft legislation are also made available
Please make use of PMG's FREE email alerts serivces: We email you committee meeting reports and documents, new bills, request for submissions, minister media briefings and speeches for those government portfolios that you are interested at - Sign up here.
Tel: (021) 465 8885
Fax: (021) 465 8887
Address: 2nd floor Associated Magazines 21 St Johns Street Cape Town 8001
http://www.pmg.org.za/
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The PIMS Monitor - an easy-to-use reference of all bills, acts and policy documents that pass through parliament - was launched by Idasa in 1997.
The Monitor aims to help you to engage with democracy, intervene in the legislative process and make submissions to parliament. It offers comprehensive, plain-language summaries of complicated documents - and draws your attention to key details and amendments.
The summaries in the monitor database are updated weekly. Every Friday, the Policy Alert Service provides subscribers with email advice about new bills, acts or policy documents. It will alert you to calls for comment on developing legislation.
Tel: (021) 464 2100
Fax: (021) 464 2217
Address: Private Bag X1000 CAPE TOWN 8000
http://www.pims.org.za/monitor/
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Has there been a congress by a member of the tripartite alliance that has not ended in bickering and threats of total collapse? If not then the the ANC Youth League congress is going exactly as expected. Nothing says ‘well run organisation’ than the threat of having to shut down one of your key provincial branches for ‘weak leadership’. That’s the official line, their support for Thabo Mbeki might have been a bit more relevant.
http://politics.za.net/
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Website of The Royal Netherlands Embassy in Lusaka, Zambia. Also accredited to Malawi. This site contains information on Consular Affairs (visa, passports), the Netherlands, trade and economy, Dutch policies, Studying in the Netherlands and Tourism Information
http://www.netherlandsembassy.org.zm/
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http://www.delzmb.cec.eu.int/
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The Open Democracy Advice Centre
is a section 21 non-profit company and leading supporter of
freedom of information in South Africa.
ODAC's mission is to promote transparent democracy, foster a culture of corporate and government accountability,
and assist people in South Africa to
realise their human rights.
Tel: +27 21 467 5673
Fax: +27 21 461 2814
Address: 6 Spin Street Cape Town
http://www.opendemocracy.org.za/
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http://www.zamstats.gov.zm/
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Legal directory and search engine - legislation, case-law, journals, law reform, by country and subject.
http://www.worldlii.org/catalog/321.html
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Mambo - the dynamic portal engine and content management system
http://www.zhcl.org.uk/
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