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Mashaba: Ramaphosa, Makhura using Alex unrest for own political agenda
Johannesburg Mayor Herman Mashaba said he's disappointed that the planned meeting was hijacked by ANC supporters who refused to let him address the community of Alexandra regarding important service delivery issues.
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DA: We'll force Makhura to account, compensate Life Esidimeni families
The party said it will march to David Makhura's office on Monday to demand him to come clean about the tragedy.
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Makhura says Auditor-General to probe Alexandra Renewal Project
The premier on Tuesday addressed the media after his meeting with the Alexandra shut down committee.
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SAHRC ‘disappointed’ after being left out of Alex, Makhura meeting
Chairperson for the commission in Gauteng Buang Jones said he was told there was no meeting by David Makhura's spokesperson Castro Ngobese.
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Makhura meets Alexandra residents over service delivery concerns
On Monday, the group marched to the regional municipal offices in Sandton hoping to deliver their memorandum to Mayor Herman Mashaba but he didn’t pitch.
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Alex residents vow to continue with protest until Ramaphosa, Makhura come
Demonstrators said they were disappointed but not surprised by Joburg Mayor Herman Mashaba’s failure to accept their memorandum.
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Msimanga promises to lodge e-toll dispute if elected Gauteng premier
Solly Msimanga was speaking outside roads agency Sanral’s offices in Centurion where his party made a bonfire of 3,800 e-toll statements.
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Gauteng premier to meet with Faith Mazibuko over threat audio recording
Gauteng Premier David Makhura has released a statement on Friday afternoon confirming he's already reprimanded Mazibuko for her comments which he's described as totally unacceptable.
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Makhura confident NPA will act on Esidimeni matter
Gauteng Premier David Makhura says he’s confident that with Advocate Shamila Batohi heading the NPA that there will be no cover-ups in charging those responsible for the Life Esidimeni tragedy.
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Makhura’s Sopa speech failed to tell truth about Gauteng, say opposition parties
Premier David Makhura used his State of the Province Address to assure citizens that the government is committed to fighting corruption, doing away with e-tolls and holding those responsible for the Life Esidimeni tragedy accountable.
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Makhura: 'Those responsible for Esidimeni tragedy will be dealt with'
Over 140 psychiatric patients died in 2016 after the provincial Health Department moved them to ill-equipped and illegal NGOs.
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E-tolls receiving urgent attention from national govt, says Makhura
Sanral’s failed e-tolling project has been in place for over five years now with no clear indication on how the system, with debt exceeding R40 billion, will be financed.
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Maimane vows to fight for justice for Esidimeni victims
DA leader Mmusi Maimane says some of the families have still not received justice for the death of their loved ones.
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Makhura: 'Gauteng ANC's list conference will not see violence'
Gauteng African National Congress (ANC) chair David Makhura says the list of people the province wants to see deployed to the provincial and national legislatures will be inclusive and not factional.
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ANC to approach Makhura over 'delayed' Life Esidimeni payouts
Families of the victims on Monday marched to the premier's office and Luthuli House demanding to speak to Makhura.
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[WATCH] Families of Life Esidimeni victims still unpaid
Families of the Life Esidimeni victims protested outside Gauteng Premier David Makhura and Luthuli House, saying they’ve not been compensated for the deaths of their loved ones.
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Gauteng Premier Makhura arrives in Alexandra following fire
Hundreds of people are homeless after the blaze tore through an informal settlement on Thursday.
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DA slates Makhura over handling of e-tolls
DA members marched to Premier David Makhura's office to put pressure on him to lodge an intergovernmental dispute with the finance and transport ministers to scrap e-tolls.
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[WATCH] DA march to Makhura's office over e-tolls
The DA wants Premier David Makhura to lodge an intergovernmental dispute with the finance and transport ministers to have e-tolls scrapped.
