Eskom Debt Relief Act
This provision defines key terms and sets funding, loan, share-conversion, and reporting rules for Eskom.
- Debt conversion
- Delegation of authority
- Delegations and authorisations
- Dividends
- Government funding
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This provision defines key terms and sets funding, loan, share-conversion, and reporting rules for Eskom.
This provision amends Section 2 of the Eskom Debt Relief Act, 2023. It requires Eskom to pay interest on loan amounts at a rate set by the Minister, and lets the Minister reduce unpaid amounts if Eskom does not comply with a specified condition.
This section amends Section 2 of the Eskom Debt Relief Act, 2023 by changing a 2025/26 amount to R80,233 billion, adding R10 billion for 2028/29, and deleting subsection (3).
This section allocates R23 billion to the Department of Public Enterprises for Eskom in 2015/16 and requires the responsible official to transfer the money to Eskom in installments on dates set by the Minister of Finance.
This section states that a new section 2 is substituted into the principal Act, and the text shown begins with “Short title”.
This section explains that bold text in square brackets marks omissions and underlined text marks insertions in the amending Act.
This text publishes the Estate Agents Amendment Act, 1998, noting that the President assented to it on 20 October 1998.
This section says the Chapter’s defined terms are to be read as stated here, unless the context requires otherwise.
The Minister of Finance may redeem certain obligations tied to South Africa’s assumed liability for specified Namibia-related debts, may increase State Debt accordingly, and must publish the effective date in the Gazette.
This provision contains only a date and document number: 28 October 1998 No. 1386.
This text appears to be a section heading for “Database” and a list of nearby chapter headings.
This text notifies that the President assented to the Act and that it is published for general information.
Section 1 is amended to remove two definitions and add definitions for “Corporation” and “policy of insurance”.
This section changes several definitions in section 1 of the principal Act.
This provision gives certain people or communities a right to restitution or equitable redress for property taken after 19 June 1913 because of past racially discriminatory laws or practices, and it requires Parliament to pass the related legislation.
This provision defines key terms and sets basic rules for occupiers, consent to live on or use land, and Ministerial subsidies to support tenure security.
This section identifies the act as an amendment to the Extension of Security of Tenure Act, 1997.
This provision announces an Act that amends several health-professions laws to extend the terms of office of members of certain councils.
This section amends the definitions in section 1 of the Extradition Act, 1962, including “designated State,” “extraditable offence,” and “extradition agreement.”
This section defines key terms used in the Act.
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