Press Release

The AL JAMA-AH party is disappointed that the Home Affairs Minister, Aaron Motsoaledi’s decision not to remove the insulting entry on the death certificate of Muslim women married for 40 years and more.

The AL JAMA-AH party welcomed the amendments made to the Covid-19 National Lockdown Alert Level 3 Regulations permitting all fishing including recreational fishing.

AL JAMA-AH’s leader in Parliament and Member of the Portfolio Committee on Small Business Development (SBD), Hon Ganief Hendricks says the party supports the establishment of an interest free State Bank.

Africa must embrace a cyber-civilization to fast track a truly United Africa with the advantage it is the first virtual Continent in the world.

As you know the President responded to AL JAMA-AH’s application for temporary relief (clause 38 of the Constitution) by saying at a meeting with political party leaders that to deem the Eid ceremony in the same way as a funeral ceremony which is under lockdown Level 4 regarded as not being a prohibited gathering, is very logical.

The AL JAMA-AH is calling on the City of Cape Town (COCT) to extend the Public Participation process on proposed new amendments to its streets, public places and the prevention of noise nuisances by-law for public comment. 

The AL JAMA-AH Party says saving lives must trump saving livelihoods. The party therefor rejects the President of South Africa, Cyril Ramaphosa’s agreement to balance saving lives and saving livelihoods.

AL JAMA-AH says the proposed plan to open schools before the majority of the economy opens is absurd! The Party values education and wants to ensure that our learners are taught under the best possible conditions but our motto is health and safety first.

AL JAMA-AH leader in Parliament, Hon Ganief Hendricks is calling on members of Saps to stop harassing NGOs, community activists and individuals who distribute cooked meals to the needy.

AL JAMA-AH leader in Parliament, Hon Ganief Hendricks expressed his disappointment that the Department of Health will not be employing ABOUT 50 South African medical expatriates or to facilitate their return to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia where they are employed.

The AL JAMA-AH party has submitted an urgent question for written reply to the Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi to intervene in the matter of Muslim marriages still being classified as “illegal.”