The State Security Agency (SSA) has made some key concessions on the provisions of a bill aimed at restructuring the intelligence service following objections made during public hearings particularly those related to overly broad definitions. 

Minister in the presidency Khumbudzo Ntshavheni led a delegation of SSA officials to attend a meeting on Thursday of parliament’s ad hoc committee on the General Intelligence Laws Amendment Bill. The committee is due to begin deliberations on the bill on Friday. ..

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