Jeremy Acton says the bill violates the 2018 constitutional court privacy judgment
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The Dagga Party of South Africa’s high hopes to contest the 2019 elections could go up in smoke.
The Dagga Party needs to raise a hefty R200 000 registration free to contest the 2019 elections
Jeremy Acton believes his community-oriented approach will take the Dagga Party to new highs.