This pension reform, which permits fund members to access a portion of their savings during a crisis, will strike a balance between long-term security and immediate needs, recognising life’s unpredictability.
“ANC, you have gone too far and your judgement is imminent.”
Feb 14, 2024
The ACDP longs to see peace between Israel and Palestine but this won’t be possible until the right of Israel to exist within safe and secure borders has been acknowledged and agreed to.
As the House rises for 2023, may the Lord bless and keep you and give you peace.
Dec 6, 2023
“The Lord bless you and keep you. The Lord make His face to shine upon you and be gracious to you. The Lord lift up His countenance up you and give you peace.”
SA lives and breathes off the success of its small businesses
Dec 6, 2023
While government has implemented numerous programmes to support small business growth and development, the mountain of regulations are limiting. We should not allow millions of SMMEs to be held back from reaching their full potential due to red tape.
Gross Loan debt is expected to peak at staggering R6.133 trillion (77.7% of GDP)
Dec 6, 2023
Increased incidents of loadshedding and Transnet’s logistics crisis have significantly impacted on corporate tax collections, and these are issues we can address.
Curbing corruption requires a change of heart, not just legislation
Dec 6, 2023
The ACDP does not support preferential procurement provisions which have contributed to state capture and corruption and have grossly inflated government contracts.
2023 saw South Africa devastated by the worst levels of loadshedding on record
Dec 6, 2023
The Eskom Debt Relief Amendment Bill seeks to convert a R254 billion Eskom debt relief package from an interest-free loan to one that will bear interest.
Medical malpractice during child birth is a critical issue deserving attention
Dec 5, 2023
We find it totally unacceptable that the state would not want to compensate poor women who have complications with childbirth resulting in children either dying or being born with Cerebral Palsy.
Freedom of Expression lies at the heart of our Constitutional Democracy
Dec 5, 2023
Despite welcome exemptions and improvements to the provisions relating to hate speech, we believe this bill will have a chilling effect on freedom of speech and freedom of religion.
More should have been done to ensure independence of NPA and Investigating Directorate
Dec 5, 2023
The NPA Amendment Bill does not go far enough in setting out the NPA’s independence or that of the proposed Investigating Directorate Against Corruption.
ACDP concerned about institutional decline at the SAHRC
Dec 5, 2023
The new SAHRC Commissioners that have being nominated will have to really turn around the Commission to ensure that human rights are protected.
February 2023 floods wrecked havoc in 7 of South Africa’s 9 provinces
Dec 5, 2023
The floods of February 2023 wreaked havoc in at least 7 of our 9 provinces, causing loss of lives and damage to property running into billions of rands, with a commensurate loss to the economy of South Africa.
MTBPS: We must address critical areas hampering economic growth
Jan 13, 2026
Chairperson, I dedicate this speech to the thousands of Iranian protesters who were killed by the despotic Iranian government and, in particular, to a 26-year old protester, Erfan Soltani, who is due to be executed tomorrow after a very flawed process with no appeal,...
ANC’s ill-conceived foreign policy choices are coming home to roost
Jan 13, 2026
House Chair, this Special Appropriation bill covers the additional allocation following the withdrawal of the PEPFAR (President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, USA) funding. Now, let’s just put this into context. Our country received $8billion (or about R140billion)...
Educate employees about hefty tax obligations with two-pot system
Jan 13, 2026
House Chair, the ACDP believes in following the scriptural injunction: “Render unto Caesar what is due unto Caesar, and unto God what is due unto God.” These tax bills are of a highly technical nature and largely seek to enhance compliance. We commend SARS for the...
BRRR: Office of the Chief Justice
Jan 13, 2026
Speaker, there is a crisis in the judiciary due to a critical shortage of judges which leads to alarming backlogs and delays. In Gauteng High Courts, more than 120,000 case numbers are issued every year to be dealt with by 80 or less judges, and this excludes the...
BRRR on Justice and Constitutional Development
Jan 13, 2026
Speaker, the ACDP would like to wish all presiding officers, members and staff, a very happy and blessed New Year. We also congratulate the Matrics on their good results. This year, as we continue to rebuild Parliament, may Parliament be a tree of life; the leaves of...
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