ANC describes NEC lekgotla as one of the best it’s ever had
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JUDITH FEBRUARY: It's time to separate truth from lies
For those who wish to wrest the state from Cyril Ramaphosa and return us to Zuma-like years, creating a sense of crisis and chaos serves them well, writes Judith February.
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Ramaphosa says priority is to improve numeracy, literacy skills
President Cyril Ramaphosa delivered the keynote address at the annual basic education sector lekgotla currently underway in Kempton Park.
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South Africa will embrace private power generation, Ramaphosa says
Many power-hungry companies such as mines want to build their own renewable energy plants to reduce their reliance on Eskom.
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Mining industry calls for action to end power crisis
Struggling state-owned utility Eskom was forced to implement power cuts across the country last year and also last week even though many businesses and factories were closed for the holidays.
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Ramaphosa to deliver keynote address at Business Economic Indaba
This year's economic indaba is themed "activating actual outcomes", it’s aimed at developing new partnerships to rescue South Africa's economy.
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Ramaphosa assures Ethiopia's PM of measures against xenophobia
He gave the assurance after his talks in Pretoria with Ethiopia's Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed.
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'We understand your concerns,' Ramaphosa tells SA over Eskom, economy
Ramaphosa says the party is working on job creation and the restoration of Eskom.
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After 'shocking discovery' of service delivery in NC, ANC promises to do better
Dlamini-Zuma said local government leaders in some parts of Kimberley seemed not to care and didn’t even try to address glaring concerns.
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Ramaphosa expresses support for Ethiopia’s developmental aspirations
President Cyril Ramaphosa is hosting the country's prime minister Abiy Ahmed Ali at the Union Buildings in Pretoria on Sunday afternoon.
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No deliberate delay in implementing policies, says Ramaphosa
Cyril Ramaphosa has often been accused of not having the appetite to implement some of the party’s radical policies to such as the nationalization of the Reserve Bank.
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Corruption will be dealt with severely, warns Ramaphosa
President Ramaphosa delivered the ANC’s 8 January statement in Kimberley on Saturday, where the party celebrated its 108th birthday.
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Eskom will be restored, not privatised - Ramaphosa
President Cyril Ramaphosa delivered the ANC's 8 January statement in Kimberley on Saturday, 11 January. Thousands of supporters gathered at the Tafel Lager Park Stadium to celebrate the party's 108th birthday. In his speech, the president announced the energy utility would not be privatised and the process of transforming Eskom into a reliable electricity supply accelerate.
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ANC wants ‘clear and sober’ assessment of SOEs
This was contained in the party’s 8 January statement which was presented in brief by President Cyril Ramaphosa at a rally in Kimberley on Saturday.
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GALLERY - Ramaphosa gets down: ANC 108 in pictures
From cutting its 108th birthday cake to dancing, the ruling African National Congress celebrated its birthday in Kimberley, in the Northern Cape, with President Cyril Ramaphosa leading celebrations. EWN takes you to the ANC's birthday party.
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Ramaphosa appeals to Rouhani for peaceful resolution to Iran, US tensions
President Cyril Ramaphosa called Iran President Hassan Rouhani from Kimberley where the ANC president is leading the party's 108th anniversary celebrations.
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Mantashe defends ‘misled’ Ramaphosa over load shedding
Minister Mantashe, who sits on the energy war room meant to revive Eskom, was replying to Deputy President David Mabuza’s comments.
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'In the dark': Mabuza claims Eskom bosses misled Ramaphosa on load shedding
A confident President Ramaphosa told the country in December that there would be no load shedding until 17 January,
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Ramaphosa declares special official funeral for Richard Maponya
His funeral service will take place in Soweto where the distinguished entrepreneur built his legacy.
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#ANC108: Cake & champagne as the ANC promises to correct its ways
While the organisation has plenty to celebrate given its ability to retain political power since the advent of democracy, President Cyril Ramaphosa has also admitted that there were negative elements that the ANC was still working to rid itself of.
