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Title:Towards a non racial, majoritarian and quasi-federal constitution in South Africa
Author:Dlova, Vuyisile
Year:1987
Periodical:Lesotho Law Journal: A Journal of Law and Development
Volume:3
Issue:1
Pages:117-143
Language:English
Geographic term:South Africa
Subjects:constitutions
constitutional reform
Abstract:After a brief background note on the political and social realities of present-day South Africa, which any new constitution must take into account, the author examines a selection of issues relevant to the debate on the constitutional future of South Africa. These include the following questions: Who should have franchise rights? Should South Africa be a unitary or a federal State (or a mixture of the two)? Should South Africa adopt a presidential system of government? Should South Africa be a 'one-party democracy' or not? Should the constitution guarantee individual rights? Notes, ref.