National Assembly of South Africa

The National Assembly of South Africa is the country's main legislative body responsible for making and passing laws. Comprising Members of Parliament elected by citizens, it debates issues, scrutinizes government actions, and approves budgets. The Assembly operates within a constitutional framework designed to uphold democracy, represent diverse interests, and ensure accountability. It plays a crucial role in shaping national policy, serving as a forum for political discourse, and reflecting the will of the South African people through their elected representatives.