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Mantashe: Energy Dept is a regulator, not a lobby group
On Tuesday, the minister delivered the budget for mineral resources, which forms part of the reconfigured department which now includes energy.
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Mantashe repeats call for review of SA’s fuel price structure
He was delivering the Department of Energy’s budget vote in Parliament on Thursday.
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Mining in SA is not dying, says Mantashe
Mineral Resources and Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe said investments totalling R45 billion poured into the sector in the past year, which created about 4,000 jobs in a sector that has shed 75,000 jobs in the past five years.
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ANC calls on members to refrain from public criticism of Mkhwebane
The African National Congress (ANC) has called for the Public Protector to be given space to do her work.
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Mantashe: ANC won't be pressured on Reserve Bank's future
Mantashe said the government's responsibility was to protect state coffers while carefully implementing the resolutions of the ANC.
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Mantashe calls on trade unions to work with govt to improve SA
The minister explained that if Nehawu and other unions do not play their role of being progressive leaders in the state, then the country is in trouble.
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Mantashe: Secure electricity supply crucial in growing energy sector
Minister Gwede Mantashe said about 60 mining projects with an investment value of over R110 billion were in the pipeline and could create as many as 32,000 jobs.
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SA remains a highly attractive destination for mining - Mantashe
Mantashe says about 60 mining projects with an investment value of more than R110 billion are in the pipeline for the period from now until 2020.
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ANC Integrity Commission report hindering Cabinet announcement - analyst
The commission was sitting this week to meet with ANC members who’ve been flagged in its preliminary report on individuals suspected to have betrayed the party's values and principles and brought it into disrepute.
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Flagged ANC leaders hope to clear names before Cabinet announcement
As President Cyril Ramaphosa prepares to announce his new Cabinet later this week, several ANC leaders have appeared before the party’s integrity commission hoping to clear their names in time for Ramaphosa’s announcement.
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Will Mantashe and Mbalula be included in Ramaphosa’s new Cabinet?
The ANC chairperson and Minister of Minerals Resources, Gwede Mantashe, has avoided answering questions about whether he will make it into President Ramaphosa’s new Cabinet.
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Ramaphosa, Dlamini Zuma, Mantashe sworn in as MPs
New and old MPs are being sworn-in to the sixth Parliament of South Africa.
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DA heads to Luthuli House to hand over petition on ANC Parly candidates
The document has apparently been signed by half a million South Africans and takes issue with candidates who have been implicated in state capture and corruption allegations.
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OMRY MAKGOALE: The ANC secretary-general - from bad to worse
The integrity of the ANC secretary-general defines the quality of the party at any given time, writes Omry Makgoale.
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Mantashes criticised investigator for unannounced visit at homes, inquiry hears
State capture inquiry investigator Patrick Mlambo says he visited Mantashe’s properties in the Eastern Cape to conduct inspections.
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State capture investigator confirms Bosasa security upgrades at Mantashe’s home
Le Roux a former Bosasa employee testified earlier this year that the company installed upgrades for senior ministers including Mantashe and Nomvula Mokonyane.
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'Bosasa CEO ordered security installations worth R300k to keep Mantashe happy'
Minister of Mineral Resources Gwede Mantashe has denied having any dealings with firm.
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SA must prepare for foreign investors, says Mantashe on Total gas discovery
Minister Gwede Mantashe was addressing Members of Parliament during the debate on President Cyril Ramaphosa's State of the Nation Address.
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State capture inquiry testimony not dividing ANC, says Mantashe
Gwede Mantashe concluded his testimony on Tuesday in Parktown on behalf of the ANC. He says while the testimony coming out of the commission implicates some ANC leaders, it’s not dividing the party.
