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Mkhwebane welcomes court ruling on Zille's colonialism tweets
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane has welcomed the dismissal of Helen Zille's application to have her remedial action set aside and reviewed on her...
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Helen Zille: If the DA dies, South Africa’s democracy dies
Why has Helen Zille returned to politics? The former DA leader explains her return and addresses allegations that she's against diversity in the party.
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Zille: DA made big mistake falling into ANC, EFF's race-based politics
Former DA leader Helen Zille said that the notion that she also had an impact on the party's drop in support during the elections was not true.
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Zille: SA can become a Singapore or another Zimbabwe
Western Cape Premier Helen Zille reiterated that some aspects of the legacy of colonialism must be retained for South Africa not to turn into what she calls 'a Zimbabwe'.
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'There’s absolutely nothing racist about anything I have ever said or done'
Western Cape Premier Helen Zille has again defended herself on social media after facing criticism for her latest remarks on colonialism.
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Helen Zille sparks social media debate on colonialism yet again
Zille isn’t the only Democratic Alliance member who has attracted negative criticism on social media on Monday morning.
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ANC wants Mkhwebane's report on Zille's tweets to be tabled
The ANC's Khaya Magaxa says the Speaker has failed to implement the Public Protector's findings.
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Mkhwebane stands by report on Zille’s colonialism tweets
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane says the Western Cape legislature is undermining her office by dismissing her report on Helen Zille’s colonialism tweets.
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Zille seeks review of Mkhwebane’s findings on colonialism tweets
Hellen Zille filed court papers last week to review Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s findings that she violated the Constitution and the Executive Ethics Code because of public comments she made on the legacy of colonialism.
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[LISTEN] Zille’s response to Mkhwebane report on colonialism tweets
CapeTalk host Kieno Kammies interviewed the Western Cape Premier, who said the Public Protector does not understand the Constitution.
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Zille: Public Protector clearly doesn’t understand Constitution
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane found Western Cape Premier Helen Zille's tweet about colonialism violated the Constitution, because it amounted to an incitement of imminent violence.
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Public Protector expected to face MPs as DA calls for removal
Busisiwe Mkhwebane is expected to appear before Parliament's Justice Committee, a week after she snubbed MPs.
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[LISTEN] Did Mkhwebane overstep her mandate on Zille tweets findings?
On Monday, Advocate Busisiwe Mkwebane released a report saying Western Cape Premier Helen Zille’s tweet about colonialism violated the Executive Members Ethics Code and the Constitution.
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Law expert slams ‘preposterous’ findings on Zille’s colonialism tweets
Constitutional law expert Pierre de Vos says Advocate Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s reliance on Section 16(2)(b) of the Bill of Rights suggests she lacks the most basic understanding of Constitutional Law.
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Public Protector's findings on Helen Zille's colonialism tweet
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane has found that Western Cape Premier Helen Zille’s tweet about colonialism violated the Constitution.
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‘Mkhwebane not empowered to investigate infringements of Bill of Rights’
De Vos has argued that the public protector’s report will be found to be irrational and eventually set aside by a court when taken on review.
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[LISTEN] Why the Public Protector investigated Zille after tweets
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane says that Western Cape Premier Helen Zille’s tweets on colonialism violated the Constitution and amounts to the incitement of imminent violence.
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Zille to challenge Mkhwebane's 'irrational' findings on colonialism tweets
Her tweets in which she defended certain aspects of colonialism landed her in trouble, even with the Democratic Alliance (DA).
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Legal commentators question Mkhwebane's findings on Zille colonialism tweets
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane found that Western Cape Premier Helen Zille’s tweet about colonialism violated the Constitution because it amounted to an incitement of imminent violence.
