# President Cyril Ramaphosa has signed the General Intelligence Laws Amendment Bill into law, introducing major changes to intelligence services. The State Security Agency will be replaced by two new bodies, the Foreign Intelligence Service and the Domestic Intelligence Agency, following recommendations from the Zondo Commission and the High-Level Review Panel. Presidential spokesperson Vincent Magwenya says the law also revives the Intelligence Training Academy, strengthens parliamentary oversight, and enforces stricter controls on internet surveillance:
Ramaphosa signs Intelligence Reform Bill into law [SOUND]
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