Floor crossing refers to a sytem in which members of parliament, members of provincial legislature and or local government councillors could switch political party allegiance or form a new party and keep their seats when they do so. Example includes Malema from the EFF switching to the ANC or John Steenhuisen to the MK Party

Counter-conspiracy theories are narratives that intentionally adopt the structure and appeal of conspiracy theories to challenge and discredit harmful conspiratorial beliefs. They are designed to redirect suspicion and skepticism toward more constructive or evidence-aligned directions. Examples include, telling people that the Antivax movement was started by Big Pharma to make people more sick, fossil fuel companies fund climate change denial campaigns to avoid stricter environmental laws.

Counter-conspiracy theories are narratives that intentionally adopt the structure and appeal of conspiracy theories to challenge and discredit harmful conspiratorial beliefs. They are designed to redirect suspicion and skepticism toward more constructive or evidence-aligned directions. Examples include, telling people that the Antivax movement was started by Big Pharma to make people more sick, fossil fuel companies fund climate change denial campaigns to avoid stricter environmental laws.

Traditional medicine is recognized and regulated in South Africa through the Traditional Health Practitioners Act (2007) and the Traditional Health Practitioners Council of South Africa. The Department of Health's Traditional Medicine Strategy (2013) aims to integrate traditional medicine into the national healthcare system, with plans to include it in the National Health Insurance (NHI) Scheme by 2025. Some hospitals, like Chris Hani Baragwanath Academic Hospital, have traditional medicine units. Limited medical schemes, such as Discovery Health, cover traditional medicine services.

Traditional medicine is recognized and regulated in South Africa through the Traditional Health Practitioners Act (2007) and the Traditional Health Practitioners Council of South Africa. The Department of Health's Traditional Medicine Strategy (2013) aims to integrate traditional medicine into the national healthcare system, with plans to include it in the National Health Insurance (NHI) Scheme by 2025. Some hospitals, like Chris Hani Baragwanath Academic Hospital, have traditional medicine units. Limited medical schemes, such as Discovery Health, cover traditional medicine services.

A lavender marriage is a marriage of convenience between a man and a woman, conducted to conceal the sexual orientation of one or both partners

A referendum is a direct vote in which the entire electorate is invited to accept or reject a particular proposal or decision.

The BELA Act is a legislative proposal in South Africa, aiming to amend the South African Schools Act. The amendments include: school governing bodies requiring provincial government approval for language policies, provincial education departments may have greater control over school admission policies, more stringent regulation of homeschooling, requiring registration and compliance with specific curriculum standards, raising the age of compulsory education to Grade 9 or 15 years, whichever comes first. Parents who do not follow the compulsory education policy may be subject to criminal charges.

Racebending refers to the practice of changing the racial or ethnic background of a character, often during the adaptation of a story from one medium to another.