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Gordhan will go, no matter what - Malema
EFF leader Julius Malema said once his party pronounced on the fate of an individual, it would follow up until its word was fulfilled.
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Malusi Gigaba undermined SAA’s board authority, ex-CEO tells inquiry
Sizakele Mzimela said in 2012 the airline’s chairperson Cheryl Carolus resigned nearly plunging the airline into crisis after not seeing eye to eye with Gigaba on SAA’s Johannesburg-Mumbai route.
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Gigaba’s interest in SAA's JHB, Mumbai route under spotlight at inquiry
Malusi Mzimela also said the board was suspicious of the motives of the Public Enterprises Department at the time, regarding the day operations of the airline.
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CARTOON: Cyril's Clean Sweep
By Dr Jack & Curtis.
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Rand reacts positively to withdrawal of controversial ministers to Parly
Controversial minister Nomvula Mokonyane asked the ANC to reconsider her parliamentary deployment as chair of chairs.
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Chief Justice Mogoeng to preside over swearing-in of 400 MPs
Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng will preside over the swearing-in of the designated members who will choose to either take the oath or make an affirmation in whichever of the 11 official languages they're most comfortable with.
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Zuma, Gordhan & doing things right: Ramaphosa’s most difficult leadership moment
Speaking at a public engagement in Sandton on Thursday, the president said he could have been fired for going against his predecessor, Jacob Zuma.
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Parly committee refers Gupta naturalisation matter to Zondo Inquiry
The committee was tasked with probing how the Indian family acquired early South African naturalisation when some members did not meet the requirements.
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ANC 'fully confident' in Dlamini, Mokonyane, Gigaba, others on IEC list
The governing party submitted its national and provincial lists to the Independent Electoral Commission on Wednesday afternoon.
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Oppenheimer assures Parly committee security now tighter at Fireblade terminal
There’s still no agreement between the Department of Home Affairs and the Oppenheimer's aviation company, Fireblade, regarding the provision of immigration services at its private terminal at OR International Airport.
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[LISTEN] Unpacking Radovan Krejcir's claim he paid Zuma R2.5m for asylum
Talk Radio 702 host Karima Brown grills journalist Abram Mashego about the explosive story where Radovan Krejcir says he paid the former president R2.5 million to buy his asylum papers in South Africa.
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Zondo commission set to resume in January
The Zondo commission of inquiry is set to resume this month and it will now also have evidence from Parliament’s Eskom inquiry report to probe further.
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[LISTEN] The 2018 news year in review
Zain Johnson and EWN's Charlotte Kilbane unpack the biggest stories that made headlines in 2018.
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[WATCH] Candy crush, dipstick and the little finger- 2018’s Parliament moments
Every year Parliament offers moments that are funny and outrageous and 2018 is no different. From insults to flying fists, here is a wrap-up of Parliament’s craziest moments.
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2018 in headlines: Top 10 EWN stories that got SA talking
These are the top 10 most-read stories produced by EWN in 2018 (of course, political antics lead the pack).
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ANC in KZN, Gauteng to host list conferences to decide Parly candidates
In KwaZulu-Natal, the ANC is expected to formally nominate former Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba, whose name has been popular in some regions across the provinces.
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[OPINION] Ramaphosa is missing an economic policy. What needs to be in it
South Africa has dug itself into a deep hole. Ramaphosa’s efforts to root out corruption are a good – but not sufficient – first step to getting the economy onto a sound footing.
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Carolus: 'Gigaba was deliberately sabotaging state-owned enterprises'
Former South African Airways (SAA) board chairperson Cheryl Carolus says that Malusi Gigaba left the local airline in a shocking state of paralysis when he was moved from the Public Enterprises ministry.
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Carolus urges those with state capture evidence to come forward
Cheryl Carolus has revealed how Malusi Gigaba, who was public enterprises minister, allowed SAA to be pressured by Jet Airways into giving up its Mumbai route.
