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DA: Mabuza vaccine role shows Ramaphosa putting alliances ahead of SA lives
The DA said the decision, which was not announced via normal government channels, showed that President Cyril Ramaphosa was putting his political alliances...
He made this announcement earlier on Tuesday during his talks with the African National Congress’ professional business forum.
The deputy president pleaded with South Africans to adhere to COVID-19 regulations as infections continue to rise.
SA currently has 7.6 million people living with HIV, making it the worst nation affected by the disease.
Deputy President David Mabuza answered questions in the National Assembly on 26 November 2020. Among some of the questions answered, Mabuza tackled struggling SOEs and gender-based violence.
He’s been asked how government plans to turnaround the parastatals which are billions of rand in debt.
Deputy President David Mabuza was answering questions from Members of Parliament in the National Assembly.
Deputy President David Mabuza on Wednesday morning was at the Union Buildings where he is launching the 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children as well as to mark the beginning of five days of remembrance for citizens who have lost their lives to COVID-19.
Deputy President David Mabuza said that he was not aware of any investigation involving him and he would cooperate with law enforcement agencies should he be asked to.
Deputy President David Mabuza says government is striving for a new way of working that will allow state-owned entities to function without political interference.
Deputy President David Mabuza is answering questions related to the state of the economy and investment in Parliament.
David Mabuza has been fielding questions in the National Council of Provinces, his first appearance in Parliament after a lengthy bout of ill-health.
This is Mabuza's first Q&A in more than a month, following a lengthy illness.
Mabuza will take oral questions from the NCOP on Thursday after postponing two previous appearances in the National Assembly due to ill health.
The deputy president will take oral questions from the NCOP later this week after postponing two previous appearances in the National Assembly due to ill health.
This is according to Mabuza’s parliamentary counsellor, African National Congress (ANC) MP Hope Papo.
David Mabuza was scheduled to appear in the NCOP on Thursday, 23 July, and in the National Assembly the following week, on 30 July.
David Mabuza has also told Parliament that the National Coronavirus Command Council (NCCC) has not usurped any of the powers or functions of any of the three arms of the state, including Parliament.
Deputy President David Mabuza has appeared before the National Assembly on Thursday to answer oral questions.