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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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Nene on lying about Gupta visits: I think I took the easy way out
Former Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene told the Zondo commission of inquiry that he visited the Guptas on eight occasions.
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Nhlanhla Nene back at state capture inquiry to conclude testimony
Nene first appeared before the commission last year giving details on the events that led to his shock axing in December 2015.
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Zuma's sacking of Nene left Treasury in shock, state capture inquiry told
Nhlanhla Nene was fired in 2015 and replaced by Des Van Rooyan, a move which sent markets into a tailspin.
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Gordhan: Nhlanhla Nene’s axing damaged SA's economy
Nhlanhla Nene was fired as Finance Minister in December 2015 in a move that sent the rand crashing and created fears that the economy could be downgraded to junk status.
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ANC caucus praises Nene’s 'great' character following resignation
ANC caucus spokesperson Nonceba Mhlauli says they will now start the process of filling Nhlanhla Nene's seat in the National Assembly.
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[OPINION] Moral courage and decency irrelevant as SA's finance minister resigns
David Everatt says Nhlanhla Nene acknowledged his own mistakes, sought forgiveness and asked to be relieved of the trappings of office for which so many continue to drool and slobber.
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Duarte 'keen' to testify on ANC role in establishing ANN7, 'The New Age'
Deputy secretary-general Jessie Duarte says that the ANC is not judging Nhlanhla Nene for the testimony he gave last week.
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[OPINION] The Finance Minister merry-go-round
Judith February says it’s been another rough and tumble week in South African politics.
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[SATIRE] Nene, this is why you dropped out of my Lies 101 course
A pathological lies expert, professor and analyst has some strong words for a former student.
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Economic experts praise Mboweni appointment, await budget speech
With only two weeks before new Finance Minister Tito Mboweni delivers his first midterm budget, the business sector is waiting to see how he will transform the economy.
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Mboweni forced to hit the ground running
Tito Mboweni is set to deliver the medium-term budget policy statement in two weeks’ time.
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Nene’s resignation: How did we get here?
It’s now up to the new Finance Minister Tito Mboweni to chart the way forward and take SA into his confidence as the country navigates tough economic times, characterised by a technical recession.
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Meet SA's new Finance Minister Tito Mboweni
Tito Mboweni is South Africa's new Finance Minister following the resignation of Nhlanhla Nene.
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#RandReport: Rand slides over Nene crisis, stocks hit 6-month lows
The rand trimmed some of its losses to trade 0.58% weaker at 14.8800 per dollar at 1557 GMT, having hit a session low of 14.9875 in early trade.
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Has Ramaphosa lost confidence in Nene? DA asks
The DA says Ramaphosa needs to break his silence on the matter before the mid-term budget policy statement is presented in Parliament.
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PSA calls Nene’s integrity into question
The PSA says despite the Nene's denials of wrong doing, these latest revelations related to his conduct need to be thoroughly investigated.
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'Smalla-nyana skeletons are coming out': SA not buying Nene's apology
The Finance Minister's apology for meeting the Guptas at their home hasn't exactly convinced South Africans, many who have concluded that Nhlanhla Nene is just as corrupt as others implicated in state capture.
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ANC ‘willing’ to provide top 6 meeting minutes on Nene’s firing
Nhlanhla Nene told the state capture commission that Jacob Zuma fired him during a meeting that lasted between two to three minutes.
