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    SA Tourism Board Members Take Legal Action After Disbandment

    Anjianjei ConstantineBy Anjianjei ConstantineSeptember 4, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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    Former members of the South African Tourism (SA Tourism) board are pushing back after their sudden disbandment. They have filed papers in the High Court, challenging the decision by Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille to dissolve the board.

    De Lille Defends Her Decision in Parliament

    Minister Patricia de Lille stood firm on her decision when addressing Parliament. She argued that the board’s meeting on 1 August was “unlawful”, and this irregularity formed part of the basis for its dissolution.

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    The High Court case is now set to determine whether the board’s removal was legally sound.

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    Industry observers believe the outcome could have far-reaching consequences for governance in SA Tourism, which plays a vital role in promoting South Africa as a global travel destination.

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