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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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EXCLUSIVE: Zuma declines ANC Parly nomination, Dlamini, Mokonyane make the cut
EWN understands that the ANC resolved that only those members found guilty by the court of law should be removed from the party’s list.
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Mokonyane: Rhino poaching has reached alarming rate in SA
Although the numbers have declined by over 200 from last year compared to 2017, the minister said that too many rhinos are still being killed.
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#ZondoInquiry: Garden clean ups, swimming pools & more for ANC officials
Richard le Roux has named Nomvula Mokonyane, Gwede Mantashe, Deputy Minister Thabang Makwetla, ANC MP Vincent Smith and Magistrate Desmond Nair as those who benefitted.
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Mbalula: 'ANC can't protect members implicated at Zondo Commission'
The African National Congress (ANC) has called on its members implicated in testimony at the Zondo Commission to cooperate when called to account.
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Malema calls on Ramaphosa to act against ANC MPs implicated at Zondo inquiry
The EFF says if those implicated fail to resign, they’re giving President Cyril Ramaphosa up to the end of January to act against them.
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ANC urges members implicated by Agrizzi to tell their side at the inquiry
Several ANC officials, including Nomvula Mokonyane and Vincent Smith, have been named in shocking allegations of corruption at the commission by Angelo Agrizzi.
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DA to lay criminal complaint against Mokonyane over Bosasa bribe claims
This comes after Angelo Agrizzi revealed on Monday that Mokonyane received a payment of R50,000 monthly from Bosasa as well as expensive alcohol and groceries in return for protection from criminal investigation.
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Zondo criticises media for leaking Angelo Agrizzi's testimony
On Sunday, damning allegations were published in several newspaper articles implicating high ranking government officials, including African National Congress (ANC) heavyweight and Minister Nomvula Mokonyane.
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Agrizzi: 'Mokonyane continued to get bribes despite Bosasa not benefiting'
Former Bosasa executive Angelo Agrizzi says that Nomvula Mokonyane continued to pocket bribes and receive gifts annually from the facilities company despite failing to honour the firms wishes.
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Mokonyane accuses Zondo Commission of severely breaching her rights
In a letter sent to the commission by her lawyers, Nomvula Mokonyane says that she was never given a reason why the commission deviated from its rules which require implicated persons to be informed before testimony incriminating them can be heard.
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Bosasa’s gifts to Mokonyane included alcohol, meat & cash
Angelo Agrizzi says Nomvula Mokonyane was also paid instalments of R50,000 for some time in exchange for her influence to stop criminal investigations into Bosasa.
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Hawks, NPA assign teams to look into Agrizzi revelations
It’s understood the Hawks have appointed a team of investigators to focus specifically on Angelo Agrizzi’s revelations at the Zondo Commission, while prosecutors have also been assigned to guide further probes.
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Mokonyane reacts to reports on ‘links’ to Bosasa
Environmental Affairs Minister Nomvula Mokonyane has called into question the credibility of reports that she will be implicated in testimony by former Bosasa COO Angelo Agrizzi.
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Mokonyane denies giving Grade R pupils sanitary pads
Johannesburg Mayor Herman Mashaba had criticised the minister and assumed she handed sanitary pads to grade R pupils, saying they were too young.
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Mashaba lambasted for suggesting pads would lead children to ‘focus on sex’
Johannesburg Mayor Herman Mashaba is facing a staunch backlash for suggesting that handing out sanitary towels to young girls in school encourages them to focus on sex.
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Mthembu defends Ramaphosa’s decision to keep Dlamini, Mokonyane
African National Congress (ANC) Chief Whip Jackson Mthembu argued that President Ramaphosa had to consider next year’s elections when making changes to his Cabinet.
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[LISTEN] What Ramaphosa's Cabinet reshuffle means
On Thursday, President Cyril Ramaphosa announced a reshuffle to his Cabinet.
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Opposition parties criticise Ramaphosa's decision to retain Dlamini & Mokonyane
The president has retained both ministers in his Cabinet but has however moved Mokonyane from the Communications portfolio to Environmental Affairs.
