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Ramaphosa concedes not all in his ranks are without blemish
President Cyril Ramaphosa says party members have humbled themselves and placed their fate in the hands of voters.
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Ramaphosa admits state capture revelations will hurt ANC at polls
On Friday, the president said on although the truth hurts, it was important to reveal what went wrong in government and the party.
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Eskom sabotage probe under way, Ramaphosa tells frustrated CT residents
The president said stabilising the power grid also remained an imperative for government.
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What Malema, Maimane & Ramaphosa had to say on Human Rights Day
On 21 March, South Africa commemorates the 1960 Sharpeville Massacre, where 69 people were killed and 180 injured when police opened fire on protesters who were burning their passbooks which restricted the movement of black people. Political leaders took the stage at various venues to mark Human Rights Day.
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SA will overcome load shedding like apartheid, says Ramaphosa
South Africans have expressed frustration as Eskom battles to keep the lights on with stage 4 load shedding currently in place and is expected to last until 11pm.
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President proclaims creation of NDPP investigating directorate
The Presidency says President Ramaphosa established the investigating directorate on the recommendations of prosecutions boss Shamiela Batohi and the ministers of police as well as justice and correctional services.
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SA’s FDI inflows reach five-year high in 2018
Africa’s most industrialised economy has barely grown in the past decade with fiscal missteps and corruption contributing to weak business and consumer confidence.
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Motsoeneng wants Zuma to join the ACM
African Content Movement leader Hlaudi Motsoeneng wants former president Jacob Zuma to join the ACM. Motsoeneng told Eyewitness News on Sunday Zuma shared the same views on transformation as his party.
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Ramaphosa remains confident load shedding won’t hurt ANC at polls
President Cyril Ramaphosa told Eyewitness News his biggest concern is not the elections but getting Eskom up and running properly.
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Ramaphosa: Stabilising Eskom is my number 1 priority
The power utility started implementing rolling blackouts from last week after more breakdowns at the Medupi and Kusile power stations.
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Prasa doing 'all it can' to resolve commuter train woes
President Cyril Ramaphosa apologised for the poor state of the country’s rail infrastructure after having a first-hand experience of just how bad it was on Monday.
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'This is unacceptable': Ramaphosa wants Prasa to improve services immediately
The president took a train from Mabopane station in Soshanguve on Monday morning during an unannounced visit as part of the party’s election campaign in Tshwane.
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Ramaphosa’s first-hand experience of train commuter woes
President Cyril Ramaphosa took a train from Soshanguve to Pretoria Central as part of ANC’s election campaign drive. He got first-hand experience of the train delays and listened to the complaints of commuters.
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GALLERY: All aboard! Ramaphosa's train ride around Tshwane
President Cyril Ramaphosa took a train from Mabopane station in Soshanguve to Pretoria station in Pretoria Central as part of the ANC's elections campaign.
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Ramaphosa, Gwede drum up ANC support with Tshwane rail commuters
President Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to start at Mabopane station and the party’s national chair Gwede Mantashe will be at Daanboom station in Mamelodi.
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Ramaphosa deploys army to Mozambique to help with recovery efforts
The president also asked the SANDF to assist Eskom with recovery operations as the power utility tries to work on its power generation fleet.
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Ramaphosa goes on charm offensive in NW ahead of general elections
Small groups of residents thronged around Ramaphosa as he went on a walkabout in Ikageng.
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Ramaphosa sends condolences to NZ after deadly church terror attack
Forty-nine people were killed when gunmen opened fire on worshippers during morning prayers at two mosques in Christ Church on Friday.
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Ramaphosa praises ANC’s track record
President Cyril Ramaphosa says the ANC is in a league of its own as there is no political party that can compete with it, either in government or Parliament.
