Hof sê vorige minister versuim sy plig oor leeukwotas

MoneywebTinus de Jager · 30 October 2026 at 17:14

Hannes Wessels, voorsitter van die Suid-Afrikaanse Roofdiervereniging (SAPA), gesels oor die onlangse hofbeslissing dat die voormalige minister van bosbou, visserye en die omgewing, Dion George, sy plig versuim het deur nie uitvoerkwotas vir leeuprodukte vir 2024 en 2025 vas te stel nie.
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