My vote counts communications manager Sheilan Clarke says the threshold for party political funding should be brought down from R100 000 to R10 000. Currently, parties need to disclose the identity of and amount of money paid by all persons or entities who donate more than R100 000 per financial year. She says this will reduce corruption at local government. 

My vote counts communications manager Sheilan Clarke says the threshold for party political funding should be brought down from R100 000 to R10 000.&nbsp;Currently, parties need to disclose the identity of and amount of money paid by all persons or entities who donate more than R100 000 per financial year. She says this will reduce corruption at local government.&nbsp;

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Party political funding threshold should be brought down to R10 000

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Thabiso Tema, POWER BREAKFAST host, speaks to Thato Mahapa &ndash; Family Lawyer, about how a divorced man has failed in his bid to be exempted from financially supporting his ex-wife&rsquo;s children. The Western Cape High Court ruled that his conduct amounted to taking on a parental role and that withdrawing support would not be in the best interests of the children, aged 14 and 16, who had grown accustomed to the lifestyle he provided. The court also emphasised that children&rsquo;s constitutional right to parental care can extend to step-parents who act in place of a biological parent.

Court compels divorced man to keep financially supporting his stepchildren because the ex-wife contends that her ex had made her children accustomed to soft life

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Thabiso Tema, POWER BREAKFAST host, speaks to Ms Melissa Erra &ndash; Acting CEO of the National Skills Fund, about how the WorldSkills South Africa National Competition, Conference, and Career Festival 2026, hosted at the Inkosi Albert Luthuli International Convention Centre in Durban, concluded yesterday, marking the successful culmination of five days of competitions, conferences, and career-focused activities for young South Africans.

The WorldSkills South Africa National Competition, Conference, and Career Festival 2026

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Thabiso Tema, POWER BREAKFAST host, speaks to Guy Leitch &ndash; Aviation Analyst and Editor of SA Flyer, about how South African Airways (SAA) has become the latest carrier to succumb to the pressure of soaring jet fuel prices. Despite an earlier commitment to keep fares stable, the national airline has reversed its stance and announced the implementation of a fuel surcharge on new bookings.

Party political funding threshold should be brought down to R10 000

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