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'Your country needs you', Ramaphosa tells SA's youth at June 16 commemoration
President Cyril Ramaphosa's speech was delivered virtually, hours after he announced the implementation of level three of the national lockdown.
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FULL SPEECH: Ramaphosa announces SA's move to level 3 lockdown
Read President Cyril Ramaphosa's full speech below.
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SA moves to lockdown level 3, with changes to alcohol sales & curfew
The sale of alcohol for off-site consumption has also been adjusted and is now permitted between 10 am and 6 pm from Monday to Thursday.
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LIVE BLOG: SA moves up to alert level 3 effective Tuesday night
President Cyril Ramaphosa addresses the nation following a meeting of the National Coronavirus Command Council, the President’s Coordinating Council and Cabinet.
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President Ramaphosa announces 'family meeting' for Tuesday night
The Presidency has announced that Cyril Ramaphosa will address the nation at 8pm.
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ANC SG Magashule says only he has right to suspend party leader Ramaphosa
The embattled leader wants his suspension declared unlawful and invalid and he’s also asking the High Court to uphold his suspension of Cyril Ramaphosa over allegations of vote-buying through the CR17 campaign.
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G7 leaders outline pandemic pact, eye foreign policy threats
The big powers' first face-to-face meeting since 2019 - after the pandemic led to the cancellation of last year's summit - will aim for a more unified stance towards an increasingly assertive Beijing and recalcitrant Moscow.
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Iconic actor Shaleen Surtie-Richards to get a Special Provincial Funeral
The beloved actor forged her career on TV, the big screen and on stage for over three decades.
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Positive reaction to government's latest move on independent power
President Cyril Ramaphosa on Thursday announced an amendment to the Electricity Regulation Act that will make it easier for independent power providers to generate power and even sell it back into the grid.
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Ramaphosa slams damage of public infrastructure as ‘sabotage’
He was asked whether the government had audited the cost of infrastructure damaged during lockdown, when entire train stations were rendered unusable, but Ramaphosa said he could not provide a global figure.
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Ramaphosa going easy on Mkhize over Digital Vibes saga - Malema
EFF leader Julius Malema - during a media briefing on Thursday afternoon - said the EFF took exception to Health Minister Zweli Mkhize being placed on special leave following the Digital Vibes tender saga.
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WATCH LIVE: Ramaphosa answers questions in the NCOP
President Cyril Ramaphosa is answering oral questions from members of the National Council of Provinces (NCOP) on Thursday.
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FULL SPEECH: President Ramaphosa announces plan to tackle SA’s energy security
In an address on Thursday, President Ramaphosa announced an amendment to schedule two of the Electricity Regulation Act, which would mimimise the red tape for independent power producers.
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ANALYSIS: What Africa Check found down the White Spiritual Boy Trust rabbit hole
Charges were laid at a Johannesburg police station in April, accusing President Cyril Ramaphosa of serious crimes from racketeering and high treason to theft and murder. Africa Check sifted through the 200-page affidavit and consulted experts to make sense of this strange tale.
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Ramaphosa: No merit to Mkhwebane’s assertion of bias in her impeachment
Ramaphosa’s legal counsel has told the Western Cape High Court the president is also not involved in the pending parliamentary process.
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Ramaphosa puts Mkhize on special leave after he apologises for Digital Vibes scandal
Minister of Health Dr Zweli Mkhize has apologised for the disruption caused by the irregular Digital Vibes contract, saying he played no role in awarding the tender and did not benefit from it. Mkhize briefed the media on 8 June 2021 just minutes before the Presidency announced that President Ramaphosa had placed the minister on special leave while the SIU conducted a probe into the matter.
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President Ramaphosa on Africa and climate change
President Cyril Ramaphosa spoke at the committee meeting of African heads of state and government on climate change. #ClimateChange #Ramaphosa
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President Ramaphosa places Minister Mkhize on special leave over tender saga
Zweli Mkhize has been placed on special leave for him to "attend to allegations and investigations" about Department of Health service provider, Digital Vibes.
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Mkhize proposes taking special leave to Ramaphosa, no resignation talks yet
He was addressing a media briefing on Tuesday afternoon following a visit to the Northern Cape to assess that province's vaccine rollout.
