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Parliament’s Defining Season: Budget Battles, Eskom’s Future, and the Work of Oversight

29 July 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

South Africa’s Parliament in 2025 is busy making big decisions about the country’s money and the future of Eskom, the state power company. They are voting on the national budget through the Appropriation Bill and changing rules to help Eskom manage its debt better, now with stricter conditions. Parliament is also using new technology to let more people watch and join the talks live online. These actions show how Parliament is working hard to keep South Africa’s services running and its democracy open and strong.

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