Jeff radebe
Ramaphosa concerned about political instability in Lesotho - Radebe
Jeff Radebe said he met the king, the prime minister and the opposition while in Lesotho.
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‘We are happy with the president's answers’- ANC's Jeff Radebe
ANC NEC member Jeff Radebe said that they were happy with ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa's testimony at the commission of inquiry into state capture. Radebe and other senior ANC members were present at the commission where Ramaphosa was testifying for the second day.
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Radebe: ANC increasingly losing credibility because of corruption, state capture
In its discussion documents, the party raised concerns about the current calibre of leaders in the party, saying that they took people’s support for granted with arrogance, nepotism, factionalism and corruption.
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Jeff Radebe: ANC in grave danger unless it renews itself
Ahead of the party’s upcoming national general council, policy head Jeff Radebe said the ANC needed to renew its character, politics and values.
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Zindzi Mandela was a true hero - ANC's Jeff Radebe
Mandela was laid to rest at the Fourways Memorial Park in north Johannesburg on Friday morning.
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ANALYSIS: Why Lesotho's Prime Minister Thabane needs a secure retirement
Will Tom Thabane unite the ABC and its coalition partners and resign before a vote of no confidence?
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Radebe: Lesotho Parly expected to conclude process for Thabane to retire
The government agreed earlier that it will ensure a dignified, graceful and secure retirement for Tom Thabane.
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Radebe to meet Lesotho PM, security chiefs and king amid growing tensions
On Sunday President Ramaphosa’s delegation met the divided four-party coalition government, civil society and diplomats amid growing calls for Tom Thabane to step down.
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Kodwa, Radebe & Mashego-Dlamini to visit Lesotho after army deployment
Deputy Ministers of International Relations Candith Mashego-Dlamini and State Security Zizi Kodwa will be companied by Jeff Radebe to assess the situation in the Mountain Kingdom.
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Molefe claims 'connected' ex-Prasa CEO Montana got away with corruption
Molefe told the Zondo commission of inquiry on Friday morning that Montana and former Minister Jeff Radebe enjoyed a close relationship, which he believes Montana used to hide his dodgy dealings.
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Jeff Radebe heads to Lesotho to quell tensions
Warring factions of Prime Minister Tom Thabane's all Basotho convention party are concluding talks to finalise his exit.
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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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Bridgette Motsepe-Radebe to set record straight on alleged affair with Ian Khama
Businesswoman Bridgette Motsepe-Radebe is set to break her silence on allegations that she had an affair with Ian Khama; he denied this and accused his successor Mokgweetsi Masisi of fabricating the story.
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Ian Khama denies having affair with Jeff Radebe’s wife
South Africa and Botswana had to mend relations after a telephone conversation in which Radebe was accused of hatching a plot to unseat Masisi was leaked and Botswana slapped her with a travel ban.
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Radebe, Mbatha start mission to mend relations between SA, African countries
The pair together with ambassador Kingsley Mamabolo have been appointed envoys by President Cyril Ramaphosa following weeks of violence against foreign nationals in the country.
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Nxasana: Zuma's lawyers tried to convince me to lie in court
Mxolisi Nxasana said when Freedom Under Law and Corruption Watch launched its review application, he was approached by Jacob Zuma’s attorney Michael Hulley.
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ANC thanks MPs for service after resignations
On Monday, the party confirmed that it’s now in the process of reviewing its list to the National Assembly and will soon announce who will take over from the former ministers.
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Jeff Radebe resigns from Parliament after 25 years as an MP
South Africa’s longest-serving minister, Jeff Radebe, resigned on Monday - the same day as Siyabonga Cwele, now former minister of home affairs.
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Jeff Radebe resigns from Parliament after 25 years as an MP
South Africa’s longest-serving minister, Jeff Radebe, resigned on Monday - the same day as Siyabonga Cwele, now former minister of home affairs.
