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Pam Saxby

Pam Saxby

Pam Saxby played a key support role in the National Peace Convention, Codesa and related political transition processes. Working for what recently became the Minerals Council SA, Saxby ran the minerals policy negotiation process, represented the industry in Nedlac’s development chamber, and reported on economic and labour policy discussions in what is now Business Unity SA. More recently, she monitored and reported on public policy for Legalbrief Today.

How provincial legislatures cut corners on important national bills

How provincial legislatures cut corners on important national bills

Pam Saxby
18 Sep
When opposition MPs don’t do their homework and Treasury speaks bean-counter jargon, snafus follow

When opposition MPs don’t do their homework and Treasury speaks bean-counter jargon, snafus follow

Pam Saxby
06 Sep
Poor communication undermines provincial hearings on Copyright and Performers’ Protection Amendment Bills

Poor communication undermines provincial hearings on Copyright and Performers’ Protection Amendment Bills

Pam Saxby
21 May
The Copyright Amendment Bill process may have been scuppered by a procedural blunder in the provinces, but it limps on regardless

The Copyright Amendment Bill process may have been scuppered by a procedural blunder in the provinces, but it limps on regardless

Pam Saxby
06 Mar 2023
Time for provincial legislatures to wake up and ensure live-streaming of public hearings on controversial bills

Time for provincial legislatures to wake up and ensure live-streaming of public hearings on controversial bills

Pam Saxby
16 Feb 2023
Confused about the complexities of the Copyright Amendment Bill? So, it seems, are many parliamentarians

Confused about the complexities of the Copyright Amendment Bill? So, it seems, are many parliamentarians

Pam Saxby
02 Nov 2022
Tip-toeing through the South African legal minefield of land expropriation without compensation

Tip-toeing through the South African legal minefield of land expropriation without compensation

Pam Saxby
22 Sep 2021
Constitution 18th Amendment Bill: Is Parliament putting the cart before the horse during expropriation without compensation process?

Constitution 18th Amendment Bill: Is Parliament putting the cart before the horse during expropriation without compensation process?

Pam Saxby
13 Sep 2021
Those were the days my friend… remember when Parliament was an open book and you could browse its pages?

Those were the days my friend… remember when Parliament was an open book and you could browse its pages?

Pam Saxby
02 Sep 2021
South Africans deserve to know why the Copyright Amendment Bill has languished in bureaucratic limbo for four years

South Africans deserve to know why the Copyright Amendment Bill has languished in bureaucratic limbo for four years

Pam Saxby
15 Aug 2021
Dear white SA commentariat: Put away your outrage and try to imagine being black and impoverished

Dear white SA commentariat: Put away your outrage and try to imagine being black and impoverished

Pam Saxby
21 Jul 2021
Government glitch: The e-Gazette is in disarray, severely hampering work of legal community

Government glitch: The e-Gazette is in disarray, severely hampering work of legal community

Pam Saxby
08 Jul 2021
Limited live streaming of Parliament’s committee hearings leaves many South Africans in the dark

Limited live streaming of Parliament’s committee hearings leaves many South Africans in the dark

Pam Saxby
10 Mar 2021
Female genitalia become the ammunition as the Twitter trolls go to war

Female genitalia become the ammunition as the Twitter trolls go to war

Pam Saxby
15 Oct 2020
EWC: There may be more to the parliamentary process than meets the eye

EWC: There may be more to the parliamentary process than meets the eye

Pam Saxby
27 Jan 2020
Communications minister fails to communicate

Communications minister fails to communicate

Pam Saxby
31 Jul 2019

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