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Makwetu welcomes 'bigger stick' to crack down on irregular state spending
Auditor-General Kimi Makwetu has welcomed the signing into law of a bill that gives him substantial new powers to crack down on irregular and wasteful spending by the state.
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Bill giving AG more powers gazzetted
The Public Audit Amendment Act, as signed by President Cyril Ramaphosa, appears in Tuesday's government gazette.
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State capture inquiry part of SA’s cleansing process - Ramaphosa
President Cyril Ramaphosa says the inquiry is an opportunity for the world to see how the country corrects its ways.
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[WATCH] Malema: Gordhan & Zuma in same WhatsApp group
EFF leader Julius Malema addressed his members protesting outside Hill on Empire offices where the commission of inquiry into state capture was taking place.
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Ramaphosa assures German president that SA is on path to renewal
President Frank-Walter Steinmeier says he’s heartened that Cyril Ramaphosa has not only announced a new dawn but is taking concrete action to rid the country of corruption.
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[WATCH] Ramaphosa hosts German President
Germany's President Frank-Walter Steinmeier is on a three-day visit to South Africa, accompanied by German business people.
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NDPP selection panel names 5 preferred candidates
The five nominees have been selected from 11 candidates who were interviewed at the Union Buildings from Wednesday to Friday this past week.
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Ramaphosa: Money from company holding govt tenders funded presidential campaign
Bosasa, now known as African Global Operations, has also been linked to dodgy payments and security services for MPs.
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'We must combat unilateralism threatening democracy, respect for human rights'
President Cyril Ramaphosa says Africa on its route to peace, development and transformation can learn from the European Union which was born to end historic divisions on its continent.
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Ramaphosa required to explain retaining Gigaba in his Cabinet
The DA wants Ramaphosa to explain his decision not to drop Malusi Gigaba and Bathabile Dlamini from his Cabinet when he took over in February.
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[FIRST ON EWN] Moyane applies to court to set aside axing by Ramaphosa
The president fired Tom Moyane two weeks ago as recommended by the Nugent commission of inquiry.
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Ramaphosa appoints Blade Nzimande as acting Home Affairs Minister
Cyril Ramaphosa was given until Wednesday by the Public Protector to discipline Malusi Gigaba for lying under oath in a court case involving the Oppenheimer family.
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Court rules interviews for NPA head be open to the public
R2K has taken the matter to court, saying the media must be allowed to have access to the decision-making process.
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Gigaba resigns as Home Affairs Minister
Malusi Gigaba has faced a difficult few weeks - with pressure mounting from opposition parties on him to resign.
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Court rules bid for open NDDP interviews is urgent
The campaign has taken the matter to court saying the media must be allowed to have access to the decision-making process.
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[ANALYSIS] Why Moyane’s removal is key to Ramaphosa’s chances of success
Tom Moyane's axing as the head of the South African Revenue Service ends one of the last vestiges of Jacob Zuma's continued influence in the country's governance.
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Presidency: Spies should conduct themselves with respect, integrity
President Cyril Ramaphosa’s office says it has noted reports which reflect on the alleged in-fighting within the SSA.
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Ramaphosa embarks on door-to-door visits in East London
The president along with other ANC leaders are on a Thuma Mina weekend in the Eastern Cape.
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Maimane wants access to secret contract between Ramaphosa’s son & Bosasa
Earlier this week, the president told Parliament that he believes a R500,000 payment made to his son by Bosasa was above aboard.
