Honourable Imraan Moosa serves as a Member of the National Assembly of the Parliament of the Republic of South Africa, representing Al Jama-ah. His role is to represent citizens, participate in national legislative processes, and contribute to parliamentary oversight.
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First recorded contribution 2 July 2025
2025–2026
His journey to Parliament reflects a continued commitment to community service, public representation and democratic participation. Having served communities through grassroots leadership and direct engagement with residents, he entered Parliament with a strong understanding of the challenges faced by ordinary South Africans.
That experience has shaped his approach as a Parliamentarian, placing emphasis on accessibility, accountability, and ensuring that citizens’ voices are represented in national discussions.
As a Member of Parliament he contributes to South Africa’s democratic processes by participating in debates, engaging with legislation, conducting oversight, and advocating for effective governance. His parliamentary work is guided by the principles of service, integrity, transparency and responsibility towards the people he represents.
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Parliamentary committees are a fundamental part of South Africa’s democratic system. They allow Members of Parliament to conduct detailed oversight, examine government policies and programmes, engage with stakeholders, and ensure that government institutions remain accountable to the people of South Africa.
Oversees South Africa’s foreign policy, diplomatic relations and international engagements, ensuring they align with the country’s constitutional values, national interests and commitment to global cooperation.
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Oversees programmes supporting sports development and cultural preservation, and promotes access to sport, arts and cultural opportunities across communities.
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Oversees the justice system, reviews justice-related legislation, and monitors access to justice and constitutional matters.
Members of Parliament make laws, conduct oversight, engage with communities, and ensure the voices of citizens are reflected in Parliament. These are the five duties that structure the work.
Participating in the creation, review and improvement of the laws that govern South Africa.
Holding the Executive and government institutions accountable, as the Constitution requires.
Bringing the interests and concerns of the people into the national forum.
Detailed portfolio work, where most parliamentary oversight actually happens.
Effective representation requires continuous engagement with citizens.
The parliamentary work, week to week.
The work that happens in Lenasia.
Dedicated. Accessible. Accountable.Always in service of the people. Strong in Parliament, present in the community, working together for a better tomorrow.
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Entered the National Assembly representing Al Jama-ah, continuing a journey that began with community service and grew into national representation.
His first recorded parliamentary contribution came during debates on housing, homelessness and government’s responsibility to ensure dignity and adequate living conditions. His entry into Parliament was acknowledged during this sitting.
Appointed to International Relations and Cooperation and Sport, Arts and Culture as a Committee Member, and to Justice and Constitutional Development as an Alternate Member.
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Committee sittings, bilateral meetings and international engagements. The full parliamentary collection is on the Gallery.
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Annual reports on Parliament’s performance, governance and operations.
Press releases, media statements, interviews and parliamentary updates.
Downloadable office documents. No constituency reports or office documents have been supplied for publication yet. When they are, they will appear here and in the Downloads category of Parliamentary Work. In the meantime, every parliamentary document is available from Parliament’s own services above.
