SA’s COVID-19 infections now at 1,655, with 11 confirmed deaths
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Nzimande warns students not to treat COVID-19 lockdown as a holiday
Nzimande said he would be engaging with the Department of Communications and various institutions to provide e-learning guides and access to data for online learning.
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Social cluster ministers assure provision of basic services during lockdown
Social Development Minister Lindiwe Zulu has also guaranteed grant recipients will be paid on time.
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Concern over coronavirus infections among children
Social Development Minister Lindiwe Zulu said several extra measures were being taken to prevent children and the elderly from contracting the virus.
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MIA LINDEQUE: Why does she have to fight her battles silently?
Fighters come in different forms - the survivor, the warrior, the dragon lady, the academic, and so many others, writes Mia Lindeque.
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#WomensMonth: Lindiwe Zulu - Fighting in Angola, teenage pregnancy & being called ‘Ginger’
EWN sat down with a fighter, a survivor, a dragon lady and an academic. We spoke to four woman ministers to hear their stories. This is part of a podcast and video series “Behind the politics: She fights her battles silently”. In the second episode, we chat to Lindiwe Zulu, Minister of Social Development.
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Zulu: Mandela was not the only one who contributed towards freedom
She also took the time to reflect on her two-year stint in Angola where she fought in the armed struggle.
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BEHIND THE POLITICS: Zulu on motherhood, liberation legacy and more
Social Development Minister Lindiwe Zulu sat down with Eyewitness News to discuss various topics around her life and career.
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Zulu calls for tough stance on gang violence in SA schools
The spotlight is back on the safety of schools after a stabbing incident at Forest High School in Turffontein left a pupil dead and two others wounded on Monday.
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Lindiwe Zulu on SOEs: Disaster hasn’t happened in SA, challenges have happened
EWN sat down with Social Development Minister Lindiwe Zulu and spoke about the issues being faced at state-owned enterprises, including SAA.
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Lindiwe Zulu on SOEs: Disaster hasn’t happened in SA, challenges have happened
EWN sat down with Social Development Minister Lindiwe Zulu and spoke about the state of our state-owned enterprises, including SAA.
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Lindiwe Zulu: ‘We need tougher laws to protect children at school’
Social Development Minister Lindiwe Zulu was reacting to the fatal stabbing of a 16-year-old Forest High schoolboy by another pupil on Monday.
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'The sooner we start sex education, the better' - Lindiwe Zulu
EWN’s Mia Lindeque sat down with Social Development Minister Lindiwe Zulu about Child Protection Week. She spoke about gangsterism in schools, teenage pregnancy and the implementation of sex education at a younger age.
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'The sooner we start sex education the better’ - Lindiwe Zulu
EWN’s Mia Lindeque sat down with Social Development Minister Lindiwe Zulu about Child Protection Week. She spoke about gangsterism in schools, teenage pregnancy and the implementation of sex education at a younger age.
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Zulu suspends 9 officials from Small Business Dept over corruption, fraud
Small Business Development Department Minister Lindiwe Zulu placed the employees on suspension for their alleged involvement in corruption and fraud.
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Minister Zulu tells road users to pay up if they want world-class highways
The e-toll system is back in the spotlight, after roads agency Sanral decided to suspend pursuing the collection of outstanding fees in Gauteng.
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Lindiwe Zulu: ANC will weather Ramaphosa-Bosasa storm
President Cyril Ramaphosa was once again thrust into the Bosasa spotlight this week after his son reportedly admitted to receiving a R2 million fee for work his company did.
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Zulu refuses to answer questions on state capture
Lindiwe Zulu says branches must decide if they want to discuss state capture. She was speaking to journalists at the party’s 54th national conference on Tuesday.
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[WATCH] Lindiwe Zulu: Land shouldn't be a thorny issue
Minister of Small Business Development Lindiwe Zulu says that the land issue is a thorny one and it is problematic that agriculture is still controlled by white males.
