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Open letter to Ramaphosa: The ANC cannot coddle racism
Matjhabeng Mayor Nkosenjani Speelman insulted coloured people, and his apology will not simply be accepted with no recourse, writes Deon Leeuw.
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Cosatu hopes Ramaphosa will soon announce reopening of more sectors of economy
There is no confirmation from government on when President Cyril Ramaphosa will give the country any clarity.
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PSC's Mamphiswana suspended after report labels hiring his partner as 'criminal'
Adv Sethene’s report concluded that Mamphiswana’s decision to “brazenly shortlist, interview and recommend for appointment” the mother of his child was not only professionally unethical but also criminal.
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As WC COVID-19 cases decline, will province move to different lockdown level?
Winde stressed it was vital to buffer the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and said he’d raise these issues during a meeting scheduled for this coming weekend.
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SA special envoys get red carpet welcome in Zim amid tensions
The envoys are in Zimbabwe to gather information on that country's rising political tensions, which have seen a number of government opponents arrested or go into hiding.
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Ramaphosa: We will speed up process of giving women access to land
During his Women’s Day address on Sunday, Ramaphosa said government had resolved to set aside 40% of public procurement to women owned- businesses in a bid to achieve equality.
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Is Ramaphosa a powerless scarecrow against corruption?
EWN Editor-in-Chief Mahlatse Mahlase in conversation with EWN Senior Political Reporter Theto Mahlakoana, Newzroom Afrika Political Editor Sbu Ngalwa and News24 Political Editor Qaanitah Hunter on 'Inside EWN - The Round Table'. This week's discussion is: Is Ramaphosa a powerless scarecrow against corruption? #InsideEWN #TheRoundTable #CyrilRamaphosa
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President Ramaphosa congratulates Brad Binder on MotoGP victory
Binder became the first South African on Sunday to win a race in the MotoGP era.
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We can’t ignore deafening cries of women for protection & justice – Ramaphosa
The president on Sunday said South Africans had an opportunity to build a country in which women’s right to dignity, security, safety and protection is non-negotiable.
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Ramaphosa: Govt to set aside 40% of public procurement to women-owned businesses
In his virtual address to mark National Women’s Day, the president said millions of South African women continued to live in conditions of poverty and unemployment and faced discrimination as well as violence.
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WATCH: President Cyril Ramaphosa delivers Women's Day address
Given the national lockdown restrictions on public gatherings, this year’s national day has been televised and celebrated virtually with president Ramaphosa delivering his address remotely.
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ANALYSIS: How SA’s leaders can avoid being held hostage by strong lobby groups
The government was initially praised for its handling of the COVID-19 pandemic but powerful interests could now be pushing its containment plans off course.
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Appointed SA envoys Mufamadi, Mbete to leave for Zimbabwe soon
Scores of activists and anti-government protesters have been rounded up, beaten and arrested over the past week in what say is a brutal government crackdown.
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Cabinet rallies behind Ramaphosa’s fight against corruption
The presidency has announced that Ramaphosa has formed a new committee chaired by Justice and Correctional Services Minister Ronald Lamola, which will look at all COVID-19 related government procurement.
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Ramaphosa reacts to Beirut blast: SA praying for people of Lebanon
While Ramaphosa has sent South Africa's message of solidarity to the people of Beirut, he's made no mention on the situation unfolding in Zimbabwe.
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FACT CHECK: SA COVID-19 death rate among the lowest, but not the world’s lowest
How deadly has COVID-19 been in South Africa? Is the country’s death rate really the world’s lowest? Africa Check takes a look.
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Cosatu, SACP agree corruption is one of SA’s biggest threats
On Monday, Cosatu threw down the gauntlet, challenging President Cyril Ramaphosa to act against corruption decisively or risk losing its support.
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Cosatu’s threats against Ramaphosa justified? Analysts weigh in
The trade union federation represents over 1.6 million workers, with the majority in the public service, where many are affected by the non-delivery of personal protective equipment due to corruption.
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Cosatu to Ramaphosa: Clamp down on corruption or we'll part ways
Just as it did under former President Jacob Zuma’s tenure, Cosatu is threatening to withdraw support for the current presidency which it has described as dysfunctional.
