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[OPINION] Moral courage and decency irrelevant as SA's finance minister resigns
David Everatt says Nhlanhla Nene acknowledged his own mistakes, sought forgiveness and asked to be relieved of the trappings of office for which so many continue to drool and slobber.
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Public Protector’s office considering probing Nene over Gupta meetings - DA
The Democratic Alliance (DA) asked the Public Protector to investigate Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene.
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Outa joins calls for Ramaphosa to axe Nene
Outa is the latest organisation to criticise Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene for lying about his meetings with the Guptas during his time as deputy Finance Minister.
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Cosatu: Nene must pay the price for misleading South Africans
The federation has told Eyewitness News that Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene must pay the price for misleading South Africans.
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Ramaphosa should use Nene crisis to reshuffle Cabinet, says analyst
During his testimony, the minister confirmed that he met with the Guptas on several occasions at their Saxonwold home.
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Has Ramaphosa lost confidence in Nene? DA asks
The DA says Ramaphosa needs to break his silence on the matter before the mid-term budget policy statement is presented in Parliament.
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PSA calls Nene’s integrity into question
The PSA says despite the Nene's denials of wrong doing, these latest revelations related to his conduct need to be thoroughly investigated.
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'Smalla-nyana skeletons are coming out': SA not buying Nene's apology
The Finance Minister's apology for meeting the Guptas at their home hasn't exactly convinced South Africans, many who have concluded that Nhlanhla Nene is just as corrupt as others implicated in state capture.
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PIC defends deal with links to Nhlanhla Nene's son
Questions have emerged over Finance Minister’s Nhlanhla Nene’s role in a R900 million Public Investment Corporation (PIC) deal which is linked to his son Siyabonga Nene.
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Questions raised over Nhlanhla Nene’s son's possible dealings with Gupta family
This week, Nene denied any wrongdoing at the state capture inquiry.
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Nhlanhla Nene regarded visits to Gupta compound as part of his tasks
Despite his testimony, Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene says at no point did he feel pressured by the Gupta family during his visits to Saxonworld to discuss government business.
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Zuma tried to strike nuclear power deal with Putin in 2015 - Nene
Former President Jacob Zuma wanted to present the nuclear deal to Putin at the summit of the BRICS group of emerging economies in the Russian city of Ufa, according to Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene.
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Nene: I was removed because of my refusal to toe the line
Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene is the first Cabinet minister to appear before the commission.
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#StateCaptureInquiry: Nene expected to shed light on axing, Gupta meetings
Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene is expected to explain the events that led to his unceremonious sacking in 2015 when accusations against the Guptas started intensifying.
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Nene expected to tell his side of the story on state capture
According to a media report, Nene is likely to confirm for the first time that he was sacked by former president Jacob Zuma after refusing to approve the R1.6 million nuclear deal.
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Nene: More than half of municipal managers, CFOs not properly qualified for jobs
Nene says that he will be issuing new regulations giving officials 18 months to from their date of appointment to obtain the relevant competency levels.
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Nhlanhla Nene reappoints Mark Kingon as acting Sars Commissioner
Mark Kingon's term as acting Sars Commissioner has been extended. He was appointed to the position earlier this year following the suspension of Tom Moyane.
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SA's recession to hit revenue collection - finance minister
Nene said on Monday that there is a significant downside risk to revenue collection due to a recession and problems in tax collection by the revenue service.
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Nene: South Africans must not panic over slide into recession
Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene said he doesn’t think that the latest figures have something to do with the debate around land expropriation but says government can’t deny that the VAT increase and fuel price hikes have had an impact on the numbers.
