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You are here: Home / News / Delegates to the Ncop Debate Parliament’s Budget Vote | SA News

Delegates to the Ncop Debate Parliament’s Budget Vote | SA News

16 July 2025 by Guest

Mr Bhekizizwe Radebe

House Chairperson: Members Support and International Relations

“We gather here to debate the Parliament budget vote, which coincides with the commemoration of the 70th Anniversary of Freedom Charter. This is not merely a numerical milestone, it’s a profound reminder of our nation’s enduring values of freedom, dignity and equality which have shaped our democratic journey.

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