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The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) has arrested two suspects, Chuks Arinze in Abuja and Ahmed Dapellu in Yola, Adamawa State, for allegedly defrauding job seekers and contractors.
In a statement issued by the anti-graft spokesperson, Rasheedat Okoduwa, she said the arrest followed a report from Adamawa's immediate past attorney-general, Bala Sanda, to the commission. It said three other suspects are still at large.
According to the statement, the suspects' mode of operation "is forging of official documents of ministries, departments, and agencies of the Adamawa State government and using same to defraud unsuspecting members of the public with bogus contracts and job offers."
Similarly, an investigation of the report led to ICPC officials searching Mr Arinze's home in Abuja where they found 'incriminating' contract documents "that led him to confess to allegations of forgery and fraud."
"He confessed to having defrauded two contractors, Jimoh Momoh and Bonny Kalu, of a total sum of N4 million amongst others, and to forging the contract documents himself.
"In making his report to the ICPC, the ex-AG had told the Commission that the state government had received numerous complaints of the activities of the gang. He revealed further that the fraud was uncovered when the duo (contractors) came to Adamawa State to verify the authenticity of the contracts offered to them by the gang."
The ex-AG reportedly added that many companies have also fallen victim of the gang, "losing large sums of money to them, because they actually use genuinely advertised government contract as baits."

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The Cabarrus County Nonprofit Workshop is facilitated each August by Cooperative Christian Ministry to empower and strengthen our nonprofit community. This workshop is an opportunity for nonprofit executives, staff, and volunteers to engage in professional development opportunities that will strengthen their impact in our community. The workshop is free of charge and includes two sessions with knowledgeable field experts in subjects important to the success of every nonprofit.
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Browse our gallery and topics from the 2019 Nonprofit Workshop, sponsored by F&M Bank and hosted by Crossroads Church.
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2019 Breakout Session Topics & Speakers
Daniel Fogarty
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The older we get, the more we feel that we have to sound "smart" to our peers! Try going to Harvard and "trying" to sound smart. When we set out to find the profound, it seems we rarely do. When we can get outside of ourselves and ask very simple questions, the profound things find us. Join me as we "try" to get simple with it.
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How to Accept Donations on Facebook for Your Charitable Organization
Is your nonprofit making the most of Facebook's potential? In this session you will learn tips to maximizing Facebook's impact for your charity and how to ensure the maximum return on your social media efforts. You'll learn how your organization can accept donations without paying fees and how to leverage supporters in creating fundraisers on your behalf.
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ROI and True Sustainability – The Key to Increasing Your Funding
Nonprofit sustainability is not about writing a better grant or finding that one product or service for which you can charge a fee. It's about delivering outcomes that people value in order to make their community a better place to live. Join this workshop to become successful at demonstrating your nonprofit's ROI and to leverage that knowledge to increase donations in each area of fundraising.
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Cre8tve Works
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Top 10 Marketing Must Haves for Your Business
Kayla Dyer, Coordinator, Cre8tve Works
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Kayla Dyer will be uncovering the top 10 components your non-profit needs to be successfully marketed to reach both your clientele and your supporters. Ritchie Elkins, President and Owner of Cre8tve will be joining for the closing along with a Q&A to best serve you!
Alexander Guin and Eugene Diamond
American Philanthropic
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Strategic Development Planning from the Ground Up
Alexander Guin & Eugene Diamond, American Philanthropic
In this interactive presentation, Alexander and Eugene will address the practical aspects of creating a Strategic Development Plan. Using the real-world example of a participant organization, we will walk through the steps of the development planning process. First analyzing the organization's development activities and donor messaging in comparison to similarly sized nonprofits, then considering opportunities for immediate improvement and growth, we will build the framework of a development plan that identifies the tools necessary to build sustained major gifts, direct mail, and foundation solicitation programs, while improving performance in other areas of fundraising.
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Universities in Arab Countries: An Urgent Need for Change
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Editor-in-chief: Badran, Adnan
Baydoun, Elias, Hillman, John R. (Eds.)
- Provides detailed insight into the challenges faced by universities
- Offers specific options for change in Arab universities
- Highlights the importance of governance, funding business engagement and gender equity
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This book provides an overview of the current state of universities in the Arab world, and how they have the potential to transform society to raise the quality of life and stimulate wealth. The main themes progress from general to the specific. Each chapter providing an overview followed by factual analysis and options for the way forward.
All of the major challenges facing universities in general are addressed with reference to issues of particular importance in the Arab Region. The challenges faced include: the need to accommodate a social model of life-long learning; the desire for institutional autonomy while interacting with governments; the availability of open-access online courses and distance learning.
Arab universities are diverse, ranging from those entirely state-controlled and funded, to wholly independent private universities. The quality of governmental oversight is also variable, and some institutions are clearly unworthy of the appellation 'university'.
The book comprises of 20 chapters authored by senior academics with a wide international experience and a commitment to assisting the improvement of Arab higher educational and research communities.
- About the authors
Adnan Badran
Professor Badran is currently Chairman Board of Trustees University of Jordan, Chancellor University of Petra, with 120 publications, including 22 books and patents. Received BSc, at Okla. State Univ. MSc, Phd, at Mich. State Uni. Awarded honorary doctorates from, Sungkyunkwan University, Seoul; an Honorary Doctorate in Science from Michigan State University; West Watkins distinguished Lectureship Award and Hall of Fame Alumni Award from Oklahoma State University USA; Honorary Professorship from Eurasian National University Kazakhstan; Honorary Doctorate in Business, Yarmouk Uni., Jordan.
Awarded Arab Thought Foundation for best Arab Scientist in higher education research; TWAS Regional Prize for Building Scientific Institutions; Asia award for Outstanding Contribution to education.
Prof. Badran is the President Arab Academy of Sciences and AFED; President of University of Petra, Jordan (2007-2014); Former Prime Minister of Jordan (2005); Minister of Agriculture Minister of Education (1989); President of Philadelphia University (1998 – 2005); Former Deputy Director General of UNESCO (DDG/ADG) Paris (1990-1998); Founding President of Yarmouk University & Founder of the Science and Technology University Campus (JUST University), Jordan (1976-1986); Dean of the Faculty of Science at the University of Jordan (1971 – 1976).
Elias Baydoun
Dr. Baydoun was educated at the University of Jordan, Amman (BSc, 1971), the American University of Beirut (AUB) (MSc, 1977) and the University of Cambridge (MPhil, 1978 and PhD, 1980). At present Professor of Biology at AUB and secretary general of the Arab Academy of Sciences. Previous positions include: Chairman of the Biology Department at AUB and Assistant president and Director of Planning and Development at Yarmouk University, Jordan. Awards include: The Award,of the Federation of Arab Scientific Research Councils, Abdul Hamid Shoman Prize for Young Arab Scientists for Biology, Distinguished Scholar Award of the Arab Fund for Economic and Social Development, and the Developing World Study Award of the Royal Society, UK. Membership in Societies: Cambridge Philosophical Society; Biochemical Society, London; American Society for Plant Biologists,USA;Institute of Biology, London; the Arab Academy of Sciences and TWAS. Publications: Over 50 articles in refereed international journals in addition to proceedings of international conferences and books Research Interests include: plant cell wall biosynthesis, membrane fusion, nanotechnology and medicinal plants.
John Hillman
Professor Hillman, Director and Chief Executive of the Scottish Crop Research Institute (SCRI) during 1986-2005, oversaw the incorporation of the Scottish Agricultural Statistics Service (later retitled Biomathematics and Statistics Scotland – BioSS), staff transfers from the Macaulay Institute for Soil Research, links with the University of Dundee, establishment of Mylnefield Research Services Ltd, new buildings, expansion of staff numbers, and major revision of the research portfolio. Prior to his appointment at SCRI, he was Professor and Head of the Department of Botany, University of Glasgow.
In the period 1995-1997, he was Chairman of the UK Technology Foresight Sector Panel on Agriculture, Natural Resources and Environment and then the Agriculture, Horticulture and Forestry Sector Panel. During 2000-2005, he was a member of the Board of Directors of the BioIndustry Association and chairman of its Industrial Biotechnology Group. Other positions held include President of the Agriculture and Food Section of the British Association; member of Court of the University of Abertay Dundee; visiting professorships in the Universities of Dundee, Edinburgh, and Strathclyde; editor and referee for several scientific journals; various committees of the Royal Society of Edinburgh; and member of the Scottish Funding Council Research and Knowledge Transfer Committee. He is scientific advisor to various organisations including the Arab Academy of Sciences.
- Table of contents (17 chapters)
The Future of Universities in the Arab Region: A Review
Pages 1-53
Governance of Arab Universities: Why Does It Matter?
Pages 55-70
Landscape of Higher Education in the Arab World: Quality, Relevance, and Student Mobility
Pages 71-84
Landscape of R&D in the Arab Region Compared with the Rest of the World
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Building a Knowledge Economy
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- Underpinning the Transition to a Peaceful and Prosperous Future
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- Adnan Badran
- Elias Baydoun
- John R. Hillman
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- 2018
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- Springer International Publishing
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- 978-3-319-73111-7
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Fire safety, Brexit and benefits: your political update
In today's politics update we look at the latest from MHCLG on fire safety, Lords' backing for an amendment to provide EU citizens with settled status with a physical document to prove it, latest on the shared accommodation rate and the findings of a new report on Universal Credit.
MHCLG fire safety consultations
MHCLG announced a package of new measures to improve building safety in residential blocks yesterday, which you can read more about here.
In addition, it has how also published:
- Its consultation seeking views on how to assess and prioritise fire safety risks and how to better understand the complexity of building risk to ensure that an appropriate level of safety is achieved in existing buildings. This closes at 11:45pm on 17th February.
- Its consultation seeking views on the ban of the use of combustible materials in and on external walls of buildings including attachments. This closes at 11:45pm on 13th April.
- A document setting out the government's response to the Grenfell Tower Inquiry's Phase 1 report, which was published on 30th October 2019.
- The House of Commons Library has also published a briefing paper setting out the Government's response to the fire at Grenfell Tower including details of the building safety programme, public inquiry and recovery taskforce.
Lords agree amendment allowing EU citizens to get physical proof of residence
Peers yesterday agreed to an amendment to the European Union (Withdrawal Agreement) Bill on the rights of residence for EU citizens. It included a provision that such citizens should be provided with a physical document providing proof of residence.
The amendment was proposed by Lord Oates (Liberal Democrat – Former Chief of Staff to Nick Clegg as Deputy Prime Minister), Lord McNicol (Labour – Former General Secretary of the Labour Party), Lord Kerslake (Crossbencher – Former Head of the Civil Service) and Lord Warner (Crossbencher – Former Labour Health Minister).
Lord Oates raised concerns about the use of a digital only platform for EU citizens under the Settlement Scheme to prove their right to rent and work.
He said:
"Interactions with landlords, airline staff or other officials obliged to check immigration status will become fraught with anxiety for them, dependent on the frailty of an internet connection and the resilience of a government IT system."
He added:
"This is not a debate about technicalities, constitutional principles or partisan differences; it is a debate about people's lives, about the deep and genuine concerns of EU citizens about the scheme as it currently operates, about their confidence that they will be able to travel to and from the country that they have made their home without let or hindrance, and about whether their interactions with landlords, airline staff and others who are required to comply with the immigration system become fraught with difficulty and whether they will face discrimination as a consequence of being treated differently from other permanent residents in this country.
"It is also about whether the rights of the most vulnerable of those EU citizens remain protected after June 2021."
Lord McNicol spoke of "warnings from private landlords that the new system could introduce the risk of discrimination."
Viscount Ridley (Conservative) however argued: "It seems to me that if landlords or other authorities are already beginning to ask for proof of settled status, this would get worse if there were known to be a system where they could produce a card. It would then de facto become a card that they had to produce."
The full transcript can be accessed here.
The House of Commons will vote to agree, or not, with the amendment when the Bill goes back to MPs once the House of Lords has completed its scrutiny of the legislation.
Last week the European Parliament's Brexit co-ordinator, Guy Verhofstadt, suggested that the government was going to look at the potential of providing 'some sort of physical document' for EU citizens to prove their right to reside and work in the UK.
In response however, the Home Office said that "there is no change to our digital approach".
It said that applicants to the settlement scheme have always had the option of printing out emails or online application updates – but that this does not represent any official proof of status.
It went on to say: "The EU Settlement Scheme grants people with a secure, digital status which future-proofs their rights. Physical documents can get lost, stolen, damaged and tampered with."
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The Department for Work and Pensions has confirmed it will NOT extend the shared accommodation rate exemption for homeless people to the under 25s.
Currently here is an exemption from the shared accommodation rate for those aged 25-34 who have previously spent three months (which doesn't have to be continuous) in a homeless hostel or hostels specialising in rehabilitation and resettlement.
In a written question Dr Caroline Lucas MP (Green, Brighton Pavilion) asked if the DWP would bring forward legislative proposals to extend this to under 25s.
Minister for Welfare Delivery Will Quince MP replied:
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"For individuals who may require more support and whose circumstances may make it difficult for them to share accommodation, Discretionary Housing Payments are available."
Universal Credit wait leaving tenants stressed
The Resolution Foundation has published a report on the introduction and impact of Universal Credit (UC) in Liverpool City Region (LCR) and the UK.
The report, which was commissioned by the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority found:
- UC is a bigger deal in some parts of the country than others. In all 31% of working-age families in LCR – a total of 205,000 are expected to receive UC once it is fully rolled out. In the whole of the north west 775,000 working-age families will be claiming UC, slightly higher than the national figure of 24%, equating to a total of 6.2 million.
- When comparing UC to the former benefits system more families lose from the switch to UC – and fewer gain – in LCR than the UK as a whole. In all 52% of benefit-recipient families in LCR lose out from the switch to UC, while only 32% gain. The respective figures for the UK as a whole are 46% and 39%.
- While those with IT skills valued UC's digital focus, many said that the five-week wait for the first payment put them under significant financial and mental stress. Some reported that the wait had forced them to use food banks and worsened existing mental health issues.
The interviews revealed a variable understanding among recipients of exactly how taking on more work would affect their incomes.
Most understood they would be better off in work, but many felt that the system's responsiveness to their earnings meant that taking on more hours wasn't worth their while financially.
This, says the Foundation, risks weakening one of the central claims of UC that it will 'make work pay'.
Original article link: https://news.rla.org.uk/fire-safety-brexit-and-benefits-your-political-update/
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A Pastoral Word
Our church year is wrapping up and what an exciting year it has been!! We as a church voted and adopted a new vision statement and a new mission statement. And the Visioning Team continues to meet to come up with an operational plan that will "free" us up to do the ministry and mission of Welcome. We held two events for Ten Thousand Villages: one at our Fall Festival and one during the Christmas season in Georgetown. Midway Christian Church has started a children's choir. Our handbells have been refurbished, thanks to the Memorials Committee. I know the Handbell Choir is anxious for Christmas time to come around so they can try out their "new" bells. Amanda has started a Chi Rho program and is looking forward to another successful community VBS! We held a baby dedication for Elaine Elizabeth, our first baby dedication in about 4 years. (My first baby dedication as a minister!)
We are hosting at least 3 weddings this year, including our very own, Jeanne Sturgill and Ray Clark's wedding. Our Men's group hosted as successful and fun Election Day Pancake Breakfast. Disciples Women hosted a lucrative Rummage Sale. We got new chairs for the Fellowship Hall, thanks to the Memorials Committee and the Disciples Women. We hosted a fantastic Epiphany Dinner, thanks to Ouita's leadership and dedication. And we are getting calls wanting to know if we are hosting the Epiphany Dinner next year!
We continued to do mission work at the Hope Center and we adopted a family during Christmas time. The Keenagers Group continues to eat our way across KY while our children and youth meet monthly for fun activities.! Our church has been approved for a KY Historical Highway Marker and we are gearing up for our 165th anniversary next year. We had a fun and lively Fat Tuesday Celebration and No-Talent Show, hosted by our Men's Group. We as a church hosted a moving Community Maundy Thursday Service.
Whew! I am tired just thinking about what all we did this past year! Throughout the year, we as a church worshipped together, fellowshipped together, did mission projects together, and learned about God's word for us as God's people. And these are just the highlights! I know that all of us as members of Midway Christian Church are involved in the community and other various ministries in our own ways. And it is great to think about all the things this church accomplished over the past year and it is exciting and inspiring to think about where God will lead us over the next few years. God has something special planned for this church and I am thankful to be on the journey with you!
As our church year comes to a close and we begin to prepare for a new one, the leaders of this church have been working to come up with new ways that we as a church can better communicate and continue to grow as a family of faith. So the leaders of the church are planning on hosting "Town Hall" meetings once a quarter for the congregation to come together, eat lunch, and hear what is going on at church. Our first one will be Sunday, June 29th at our annual congregation meeting where we will elect new board officers, elders, and deacons and approve our next year's church budget.
Another way that the leadership of this church is looking to grow together in faith is to host an All-Church Retreat at Camp Wakon Da Ho the first weekend of October. It will be a great time to fellowship together, worship together, do service projects together, and most importantly, hear God's word for us as God's people. So please mark your calendar and join us for this fun weekend!
So as we enter our new church year, may we remember that God has guided us in the past, God continues to guide us in our present, and will always guide us in the future! I just can't wait to see what God has planned for us next year!


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National House of Traditional Leaders Bill, Traditional Leadership & Governance Framework Amendment Bill: deliberations
NCOP Cooperative Governance & Traditional Affairs, Water and Sanitation and Human Settlements
07 October 2008
Chairperson: Kgoshi L M Mokoena
Meeting Summary
The brief report-back from the provinces indicated that the Free State, North West, Kwazulu-Natal and Mpumalanga had their negotiating mandates ready, in respect of the National House of Traditional Leaders Bill and Traditional Leadership and Governance Framework Amendment Bill, whilst those mandates from Gauteng, Limpopo, Eastern Cape, Western Cape and the Northern Cape were still pending.Representatives from the National House of Traditional Leaders (NHTL) submitted their comments on the two Bills. In respect of the National House of Traditional Leaders Bill, an issue of concern was the use of Eurocentric terminology and its contradictions to the vernacular usages in each province. The NHTL was against the use of the term 'headmen' and their place in the House as representatives of the Kings. The issue of the autonomy of the House was also raised and a proposal was made that the NHTL should be a Chapter 9 institution and should be audited by the Auditor General. In respect of Clause 21(b), the rationale for the dissolution of the House was sought, and it was suggested that this sub-clause be removed. The long title changes proposed before the Portfolio Committee had not been reflected in this version of the Bill. Further concerns were raised around the ratio of women to be represented, in terms of Clause 3(4), which it was claimed was contrary to the democratic process. Clause 5(1)(a) was also queried as it appeared to suggest that the NHTL was a part-time institution.
In respect of the Traditional Leadership and Governance Framework Amendment Bill, the NHTL again raised concerns about the use of the terminology 'paramount chief'and other Eurocentric terms. Sub-clauses 5(14) (a-f) were also queried, as they limited the choices given to royal households as to who could be a member of the traditional councils.
During the discussion Members also raised some similar issues. The clash of the Eurocentric terminology and the vernacular was raised several times, with queries being raised around the terms of headman, kingship, queenship and paramount chief. Other issues discussed included the conflict of positions for part time members of the NHTL, the representation of women in the House and as traditional leaders, the position if there was more than one king in a province, the position if an acting Regent refused to surrender the throne, and the supremacy of the Bill of Rights over the traditional laws. The representatives were asked to state what exactly they wanted, and there was concern that so many issues were being raised only at this late stage, and it was suggested that there should perhaps have been more involvement in the drafting process. The provision in Clause 5(1)(d) of the National House of Traditional Leaders Bill, regarding ineligibility of any members who became of unsound mind, and the chance of headmen claiming that they might have been unfairly discriminated against if they were removed from membership of the NHTL, were raised.
Meeting report
National House of Traditional Leaders Bill (NTHL Bill) & the Traditional Leadership and Governance Framework Amendment Bill (TLGF Bill): Report back on negotiating mandates
Kgoshi L Mokoena reported that he would, due to the recent appointment of Mr S Shiceka as Minister of Defence, be acting as the interim Chairperson until an official replacement was appointed.
The Chairperson asked the provincial delegates whether they had managed to brief their provinces.
Mr Worth, Mr Moseki, Mr Ntuli and Ms Nyanda responded that their negotiating mandates were ready for presentation.
The Chairperson asked if there was any information from
Mr D Worth (DA;
Mr M Gogo, ANC Member of
Prof Wellington Sobahle, Executive Manager, Department of Provincial and Local Government, introduced the team representing the Department of Provincial and Local Government (DPLG). The delegation consisted of himself, Mr N Mpungose, Director, DPLG, and Mr Johan Meiring, Senior Manager, DPLG.
Inkosi W T Mavundla, Chairperson of the Constitutional Development Committee, Kgosi Fhumulani P Kutama, Chairperson, and Adv S Maifadi, Manager: Legal Services were present as the delegation from the National House of Traditional Leaders (NHTL)
National House of Traditional Leaders Bill: National House of Traditional Leaders comment
Kgosi Fhumalani Kutama, Chairperson: National House of Traditional Leaders (NHTL), said it was an honour for the NHTL to be able to make this submission. He wanted to re-emphasise the position previously tabled before the Portfolio Committee on Provincial and Local Government. The NHTL had noted from the current bill that most of the issues presented to Parliament were not considered, and this opportunity was important for all Africans to reflect on the issues. The issues included the use of languages, particularly certain terminology used in the Bill and the previous Acts. The matters to be presented should be taken on board for the poor people in the rural areas, as they would identify with issues that were very close to their hearts.
Kgosi Kutama noted that in regard to the National House of Traditional Leaders Bill, there were three areas that were very close to their hearts and if the NCOP did not take these things on board they would be doing away with culture, languages and customs, all of which were Constitutionality protected.
He spoke to the use of the European term, "headman". He pointed out that this person was not a person born into the leadership positions. He would be the appointees of the Amakosi or chiefs, who were senior traditional leaders. He suggested that there was a need to amend some of the terminology.
Kgosi Kutama then asked whom the Bill was intended to address when it spoke of the members of the NHTL– and questioned if these would be kings, headmen or senior traditional leaders. He believed that the NHTL would be constituted of Amakosi, who should represent the kings. Those members should then report to the kings. There should be no reason for a king to be present in the National House of Traditional Leaders.
Kgosi Kutama posed the question whether, if a headman became an elected Chairperson in the NHTL, he would then lead the House. If this were allowed to continue, it would be doing an injustice to the institution of the National House of Traditional Leaders.
The questions of terminology were based on the fact that all the languages had their own ways of describing these positions. It was important to note that perpetuating Eurocentric terms would cripple the institution. The NHTL was against headmen being part of the House as representatives of the Kings. All senior traditional leaders reported to the kings, and they did not need another person as a representative.
The issue of the autonomy of the House was also a matter that needed to be looked at. The NHTL wanted this House to be independent so that they could be free of outside influence. If not, they would be deprived of the right to do things that would benefit the communities they represented. The proposal to this end was that the House be a Constitution Chapter 9 institution. This would allow them to be audited by the Auditor-General. The matter of the annual report was still very sketchy, and corruption would be picked up if an audit were done. This would also teach traditional leaders to be responsible with the resources of the State. He suggested that in fact this should be the case with the National House, the provincial houses and all the traditional councils. The NHTL furthermore would want its own staff and did not want to ask permission to appoint staff. The Members wanted to be autonomous, accountable and be responsible to set up their own functions properly.
In respect of clause 21(b), he said that the question must be asked why the House was dissolving itself. He did not understand the reason for this sub-clause and would want it to be removed. Clause 21(a) would suffice.
The long title changes discussed were also still outstanding in this version of the Bill.
Inkosi W T Mavundla, Chairperson of the Constitutional Development Committee: NHTL, referred to Clause 3(1)(a) and stated that the proviso had to be deleted. The House would be formed by senior traditional leaders, and allowing headmen or induna to form part of the House was "opening a can of worms".
He took issue with Clause 3(4), saying that the proviso on the ratio of women who must be represented in the House was against the democratic process, and in his view Parliament could not insist upon a woman being elected.
Clause 5(1)(a) seemed to suggest that the NHTL was a part-time institution. The House had a problem with the provision that members of the NHTL could not also be members of municipal council, or a member of parliament, or a member of the provincial legislature. He did not see any reason for this.
Finally, he agreed that the House should be autonomous and needed the ability to appoint permanent staff.
Traditional Leadership and Governance Framework Amendment Bill: Deliberations
Kgosi Kutama reported that there was not much causing concern insofar as the TLGF Bill was concerned. However, he questioned use of the terminology 'paramount chief', saying that this was another example of Eurocentric terminology. Incorrect terms would not arise if the Bill made use of the Traditional Leaders' own terminology
Inkosi Mavundla stated that the problem with Clauses 5(14) (a-f) was that these gave royal households a limited choice as to who could be a member of the councils.
He further noted that the particular quota of women given was a violation of the democratic process.
Mr Z Ntuli (ANC;
Kgosi Kutama replied there were six kings in the
Mr Ntuli queried the comments made on gender representivity, and asked for clarity.
Kgosi Kutama responded that it was constitutionally approved that a woman be installed on the throne in the House. There were two women traditional leaders in the management Committee of the NHTL. The House welcomed the idea that the question of gender representation must be looked into. He added that the problematic issues arose if the legal provisions were not interpreted well.
Mr Ntuli remarked that an office bearer in the NHTL held his office for a fixed period only, like any other Member of Parliament. The legislation was trying to equate the terms, so that all office bearers in Parliament would serve a term of five years. Once that term expired Members were free to become members of other bodies. This provision was needed to deal with the conflict that could arise if a Member was being paid twice.
Kgosi Kutama responded that the members of the NHTL must be appointed full time and the President must decide this on. If Members became permanent, they would have to relinquish other positions. There were gaps created in the legislation, and they should learn a lesson from such provisions, which were not clear. The Traditional Leadership and Governance Framework Act (Framework Act) even conferred proxies where a Member of Parliament could appoint someone at home to be the traditional leader there, if the "permanent" leader opted to accept the position in Parliament.
Mr J Le Roux (DA;
Ms F Nyanda (ANC;
Kgosi Kutama responded that the NCOP should be aware of a case that was taken to the
Mr Ntuli queried the scenario where there were kings in the Provincial House of Traditional Leaders. He asked what their status would be.
Kgosi Kutama responded that the NHTL did not want to see that and was discouraging kings in the provincial houses. Senior traditional leaders were responsible to report to the kings.
Inkosi Mavundla made a general comment on the process. He stated that the formulation of the laws must be a sincere exercise and that all concerned should look at the realities. There was a question about why there should be a uniform law, when there were peculiarities in the processes and across provinces. The law could end up contradicting itself in its application to the provinces. It did not augur well to try to impose Eurocentric approaches and regard these as superior to the African approaches. The African laws must take precedence.
Inkosi Mavundla added, on the question of the kings, that it was still not clear what a king was. It was not possible to have two kings in one ethnic group. He agreed with Kgosi Kutama that kings should not be in the houses, arguing with subjects. The traditional leaders in the house were there to report back to the kings.
He added that the gender issue could be addressed by going back to traditional principles. It was not stated in the tradition that leadership was only for women. However, if women took over it would carry limitations. A woman who had taken up the throne could not marry, and if she chose to marry, she would have to give up the throne.
The Chairperson asked the legal advisors to assist on the conflict of position issue.
Prof Wellington Sobahle, Executive Manager, DPLG, responded that the Department of Provincial and Local Government had attended the meeting to motivate and provide the rationale behind the current content of the Bill and did not have the mandate to argue the issues. However, the Department agreed that the NHTL must be attended by senior traditional leaders and also agreed that the comments on the use of the vernacular.
The Chairperson asked if including headmen in the NHTL would not amount to diluting the House. If the headmen were defined as traditional leaders, then he was of the opinion that they were wrong.
Prof Sobahle responded that there were three levels of Amakosi according to the Traditional Leadership and Governance Framework Act, and according to government policy, which had been set following negotiations with all stakeholders as to the place of headmen, chiefs and kings.
Prof Sobahle commented on the issue of the vernacular and asked if it was intended that all the terms in all the languages be used. This would not be problematic at provincial level this would be easy but it became more difficult at national level, when all the languages would have to be accounted for. The national level would have to be looked at, as to which legislation would be used.
Autonomy was not catered for in this legislation and it was an issue that was being investigated by government. The Department was conducting some fact finding on the views on autonomy, as Government needed to have these views if they were to take a stand.
Prof Sobahle said that Government had strong views on the dissolution question. It was of the view that the House should dissolve at the expiry date of the terms of office of Members. They would have to look into the second provision of the vote.
In regard to the matter raised around the elections, the "must" and "may" wording was perhaps a little misleading. The Bill was not meant to say that if women were not available, they must be brought in to be elected. There could be a lower threshold.
The Chairperson responded that he would welcome a new formulation.
Mr Mpungose responded that the Framework Act stipulated that if a traditional leader became a Member of parliament, provincial legislature or municipal council, the traditional leader must appoint a deputy in the area to perform the functions of a traditional leader. It was in line with this spirit that the clause was formulated in the interests of consistency.
The Chairperson noted that the various tribes did not have terms such as "kingship" and "queenship". This was not African terminology.
Mr Mpungose responded that the Department had received many similar queries. He stated that using the English terminology would cause problems. "Queenship" was a new term, but the Department had to bear in mind the provisions of the Constitution and attempt to be gender sensitive. The terms were now foreign, but it was all government could have used.
Dr F Van Heerden (FF +;
Inkosi Mavundla asked how the Bill of Rights could be made compatible with the traditional law. Section 31 of the Constitution protected the traditional rights and customs.
Adv Xoliswa Mdludlu, State Law Adviser, Office of the Chief State Law Advisor, referred to the
Mr M Mzizi (IFP;
Mr Mpungose responded that the "paramountcies" were an old term in the previous legislation and this was being phased out. Those who were previously called "paramount chiefs" should now be called kings. This tended not to be an issue in the provinces, as the vernacular terms were used.
He added that the Department had involved the NHTL when they started to deal with the Bills. There were consultation meetings before the Bills were even published. This matter was not an issue for discussion at this level. The House had been fully apprised in the process of consultations. The Ministry of Traditional Leadership would be a department within the Department of Provincial and Local Government. This would follow the same arrangement as currently held for the Department of Agriculture (DOA), where the Department of Land Affairs was contained in the DOA. The DPLG was not looking the possibility of parallel governance. The kings would not be a parallel government. They were only responsible for their own areas.
Mr Mzizi asked what was meant when there were two kings in one area. He asked for clarity on the autonomy requested in respect of the finances. Finally he made the comment that in a democratic state, the lawmakers must consider the broader context in order to avoid confusion for future generations.
Mr A Manyosi (ANC;
Mr Mpungose responded that the position of hereditary headmen was something the Department did know about. It was, yet again, useful to use the vernacular, and the Department may have to consider defining the terms at national level – to clarify both the English and the vernacular terms.
Mr Manyosi asked if women would automatically be part of the NHTL in the process of elections, and then actually go to the House.
Mr Johan Meiring, Senior Manager, DPLG, responded that the idea was to encourage women's representation but that this would be dealt with at the elections.
Mr Ntuli asked if the conflict of positions would only apply to part-time councillors and if there would be further legislation to deal with this. He pointed out that matters could be awkward if people were in between two jobs.
Mr Mpungose responded that if a person was involved somewhere else, he could not give all his focus to just one position. The rationale that was used in the consultation was that the seriousness of the position must be understood and that Members avoid dividing their attention and efforts.
Kgosi Kutama responded that the autonomy was intended to give the House status through the position of a Chapter 9 institution. This would show that they were part of government, not independent.
He said that the NHTL did not have a problem with women as traditional leaders in the House but wanted this to be done in line with the dictates of the Constitution.
He thought that the part-time classification was a serious problem. A part-time councillor was not the same as a traditional leader. Their members did not get the same benefits as the part-time councillors. After the term expired, their full-time members did not get anything, and he had thought that this was a problem that the Bills would address.
Inkosi Mavundla referred to Section 31 of the Constitution and the conferences held regarding the interpretation of certain sections, particularly the comment that the Bill of Rights superceded traditional law. He supported Mr Mzizi's sentiments and pointed out that the Bills revealed that the Amakosi were not extensively involved in the drafting, and he did not understand why they were excluded. The Bills were not addressing the imbalances of the past, and as presently framed they distorted traditional institutions. He added that the NHTL advocated for the permanence of members and felt that the institution was not treated well, as there were no benefits for members.
The Chairperson asked for the presenters' view on sub-clause 5(1)(d) of the NHTL Bill, under "Qualification for membership of House". This referred to a member being ineligible if they were found to be of unsound mind. This was not usually an issue. There was respect for the throne, not the person.
Kgosi Kutama responded that the throne did not belong to the person, it belonged to the family. The family held the power and accordingly he did not know how this sub-clause came about. Once again, he pointed out that they had not been involved in the drafting process and the Department had not checked certain matters with them.
The Chairperson replied that this might be an issue for another debate. He proposed to the DPLG that this sub-clause be removed.
Mr Meiring responded that it was correct that debate must take place. There was no particular reason to insist on inclusion of this clause, which was a standard clause, and there was no harm in removing it.
The Chairperson asked if there was any chance that headmen could lodge claims under the Equality Act, saying that they had been discriminated against, if they had been removed from membership in the House.
Adv Mdludlu responded that the drafters would have to re-check the principal Act. At present she could not comment with certainty that the headmen could simply be removed. This was a policy issue. If the Department felt it may be removed, the drafters would apply their minds to achieving that.
The meeting was adjourned.
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