Outside Broadcasting Facilities

15 minutes radio drama, which focuses on the core functions of the legislature namely Public Participation and Law making

15 minutes radio drama, which focuses on the core functions of the legislature namely Public Participation and Law making

MEC Duma and Inkosi Mqoqi Ngcobo re-opens Hlungwana Bridge in Ntuzuma. The bridge was damaged by floods | More than R21 million was spent to repair the bridge

15 minutes radio drama, which focuses on the core functions of the legislature namely Public Participation and Law making

MEC for Transport and Human Settlements Siboniso Duma on the KZN Road Safety Plan for the Festive Season

Van Reenen Pass N3, Harrismith: KZN Department OF Transport launching the Festive Season Road Safety campaign as part of preparation for the influx of holidaymakers to our province welcoming back many people who are working outside this province.

The launch highlights the province's commitments to reducing road crashes and fatalities by at least five per cent during 2024/25.

In addition to launching festive season plan, MEC officially opened new satellite station in Van Reenen's Pass to ensure comprehensive coverage and visibility of law enforcement on our roads this festive season.

International Disability Day hosted by KZN Legislature at Richmond Sport Complex (Richmond Local Municipality) under Umgungundlovu District

Road Safety should be close to all our hearts. After all, it concerns the protection of our most precious gift - our very life.

The KwaZulu Department of Transport, in an effort to reduce death and injury on our roads, has compiled this website. Its main intention is to help people develop a better road sense ­ whether you are a driver, pedestrian or passenger. It could be your shield when death stares you in the face.

Road Safety should be close to all our hearts. After all, it concerns the protection of our most precious gift - our very life.

The KwaZulu Department of Transport, in an effort to reduce death and injury on our roads, has compiled this website. Its main intention is to help people develop a better road sense ­ whether you are a driver, pedestrian or passenger. It could be your shield when death stares you in the face.

Road Safety should be close to all our hearts. After all, it concerns the protection of our most precious gift - our very life.

The KwaZulu Department of Transport, in an effort to reduce death and injury on our roads, has compiled this website. Its main intention is to help people develop a better road sense ­ whether you are a driver, pedestrian or passenger. It could be your shield when death stares you in the face.

The adoption of both the Interim Constitution of the Republic of South Africa in 1993 and the final Constitution of the Republic of South Africa in 1996 has been a major milestone in achieving freedom in South Africa and in establishing a democratic state founded on principles such as the supremacy of the Constitution and the of rule of law.

The Constitution has ensured that South Africa continues to develop as a constitutional state, that is, one where political power is restricted in various ways and in which the Constitution serves as the golden standard for the legitimate exercise of public power.

The separation of powers is one such restriction and is a means to ensure protection of rights by way of the distribution of political power between different institutions and persons. The idea is that good governance is more likely when political power is distributed to various actors as opposed to being concentrated in one person. The objective is to prevent the abuse of political power. Under this principle, specific functions, duties and responsibilities are allocated to different institutions with specific areas of jurisdiction.

In South Africa, broadly speaking, this has led to a separation of public powers between the legislature (concerned with the making of laws), the executive (concerned with the application and execution of laws) and the judiciary (concerned with the resolution of disputes). However, it is important to note that the separation of powers is not absolute in South Africa. Instead, the powers, functions and institutions of the three branches of government are inter-related. Thus, the exercise of core functions of one branch may be subject to limitations, checks and balances exercised by another branch.

Governmental structures in South Africa are established by the Constitution. The Constitution provides for the establishment of three spheres of government, namely national, provincial and local which, although distinct, are also inter-depende