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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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Radebe, Cwele to 'serve ANC in other capacities' after resignations
Parliament confirmed that former members of the executive Jeff Radebe and Siyabonga Cwele had become the latest former ministers to resign as MPs.
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Former ministers Radebe and Cwele resign from Parliament
Jeff Radebe was the longest-serving minister, having headed over six departments since 1994. Siyabonga Cwele recently served as home affairs minister.
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Jeff Radebe: 'Thank you SA for allowing me to serve'
Radebe sent a statement on Thursday afternoon after he didn't make the cut when Ramaphosa announced his Cabinet on Wednesday night.
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Dlamini, Masutha don't make cut, Radebe ends run as longest-serving minister
President Cyril Ramaphosa has reduced his Cabinet and there are eight ministers who did not make the cut.
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SA will not see benefit of oil exploration deal with South Sudan anytime soon
If South Sudan’s power-sharing government, delayed by a further six months, does not materialise, the R14.5 billion deal with South Africa could evaporate.
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South Africa inks 'great' oil exploration deal with South Sudan
South Sudan has an estimated 3.5 billion barrels of oil with only 30% of it being explored, Petroleum Minister Ezekiel Lol Gatkuoth said at the signing ceremony.
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Radebe: No irregularities with proposed $1bn South Sudan oil deal
According to a report, the deal had raised eyebrows in government circles and could land Energy Minister Jeff Radebe in trouble.
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Jeff Radebe rushed to hospital due to ill-health
Minister of Energy Jeff Radebe was due to answer questions in the National Assembly on Wednesday afternoon.
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Radebe denies conflict of interest in IPPs project
This is after unions made claims that President Cyril Ramaphosa’s decision to unbundle Eskom would benefit Patrice Motsepe’s firm African Rainbow Energy and Power.
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Awarding of contracts to IPPs fair & without corruption, says Radebe
At a briefing on Sunday, Radebe vouched for Independent Power Producers saying they have benefitted the country through creating employment opportunities
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NDPP interviews set to get underway at Union Buildings
The High Court in Pretoria ruled on Tuesday the process must be open to the public.
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Jeff Radebe promises transparency over funding of energy projects
The Energy Minister says in order to prevent a repeat of a controversial nuclear deal, the department has committed to keeping South Africans in the loop on the funding of future energy projects.
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‘Albertina Sisulu's activism should be emulated to change society’
Minister Jeff Radebe was giving the key address at the centenary celebration of Sisulu at the Holy Cross Anglican Church in Soweto.
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Govt reaches out to SAPIA for advice on shielding poor from fuel hikes
Energy Minister Jeff Radebe says the government is deeply concerned about the impact skyrocketing fuel prices are having, particularly, on the poor.
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Radebe won't release names of new IPP owners
Energy Minister Jeff Radebe says the department had a confidentiality undertaking where divulging specific information requires the consent of the companies.
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'Nuclear power not in govt's plan as SA energy demands decrease'
Briefing Parliament's energy committee on Tuesday, Energy Minister Jeff Radebe also pointed out that the cost of renewable energy technology has also come down.
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Struggling SOEs have used 70% of guarantees extended to them by govt
Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene has revealed that the Post Office, Denel and SA Express all require additional assistance from Treasury in this financial year.
