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Kgosientso Ramokgopa appointed head of investment infrastructure office
Kgosientso Ramokgopa resigned to allow Gauteng Premier David Makhura to comply with the African National Congress’ 50-50 gender parity policy and appoint a woman.
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Gauteng ANC welcomes Morakane Mosupyoe’s appointment to Makhura Cabinet
Mosupyoe will replace Kgosientso Ramokgopa, who has been by removed by Premier David Makhura.
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ANC confident Makhura will announce which male MEC is out
The party's NEC decided in July that David Makhura should comply with its policy and have 60% women MECs.
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Makhura expected to reshuffle Cabinet in compliance with ANC gender policy
The party’s spokesperson Dakota Legoete said on Wednesday that Gauteng Premier David Makhura would finally act after the ANC’s national executive committee decided that one male MEC should go.
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Magashule: There’s no way Makhura won’t implement 50/50 gender policy
ANC secretary-general Ace Magashule said they expected the premier to follow the instructions to remove one male from his executive committee in line with the party’s gender parity rules.
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Makhura sets up commission of inquiry to curb Gauteng taxi violence
The commission will be chaired by justice Jeremiah Buti Shongwe, who will be assisted by Rudolph Lungile Mabece and Hula Mismang.
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Makhura: NHI is the answer to revolutionise public health
Gauteng Premier David Makhura said the NHI fund would ensure the rich and poor have equal access to health
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We’re not xenophobic - Makhura on tightening border security
Gauteng Premier David Makhura said the influx of undocumented migrants needed to be addressed before it became a crisis.
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ANC GP: Makhura still has time to replace male MEC with a female
After this year’s national elections, the ANC NEC resolved that all provinces led by men must have 60% of women in Cabinet.
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ANC to Makhura: Replace one male MEC with a female
After this year’s elections, the party’s national executive committee (NEC) resolved that all provinces led by men must have 60% women in cabinet.
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Makhura: Counterfeit goods in Jhb CBD are destroying the economy
Officers returned to the city centre on Wednesday to raid businesses selling counterfeit goods.
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Govt condemns JHB violent clash between traders, law enforcement
The justice, crime and prevention cluster said it was appalled by a mob that tried to stop law enforcement agencies from carrying out their duties.
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Cabinet sets August deadline for ‘workable solution’ on e-tolls
President Cyril Ramaphosa tasked his ministers and Gauteng Premier David Makhura to come up with a solution recently.
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Talks on future of e-tolls hard & robust, says Mbalula
While addressing reporters earlier on Monday, Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula said the finance minister’s hardened attitude towards the debate was understandable.
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'I’m not going to respond to public spats' - Mbalula on e-toll twar
At the 2019 Southern African Transport Conference, Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula commented on the future of e-tolls and the recent Twitter row between the Gauteng premier and the finance minister.
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Mbalula believes there’s an e-toll solution for all
Mbalula said a solution will be found for the current impasse of payment of e-tolls in Gauteng.
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Ramaphosa urges Mboweni, Mbalula to work with Makhura on e-tolls issue
Ramaphosa said the public spat between Mboweni and Makhura on social media is unfortunate and deeply regrettable.
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Cosatu demands action be taken against Mboweni after e-toll comments
Cosatu's provincial spokesperson Amos Monyela said steps should be taken against the minister.
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‘You’re a minister, not the president’ Makhura tells Mboweni after e-toll twar
Mboweni and Makhura had the public spat over e-tolls after the premier said he’s committed to scrapping the tolling system during his state of the province address.
