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ANC MPs implicated in wrongdoing innocent until proven guilty, says chief whip
The ANC’s new chief whip Pemmy Majodina was reacting to David Mabuza’s request to postpone his swearing-in, as well as Nomvula Mokonyane’s decision not to return to Parliament.
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CARTOON: Cyril's Clean Sweep
By Dr Jack & Curtis.
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ANC withdrawals from Parly ‘may or may not’ benefit Ramaphosa
Deputy President David Mabuza postponed his swearing in as a member of Parliament, saying he wanted to clarify the issues flagged by the ANC's Integrity Commission.
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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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Mokonyane asks ANC to reconsider deployment in Parliament
Her appointment to the powerful parliamentary position was announced on Monday after the party’s special NEC meeting.
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David Mabuza to meet ANC integrity commission next week
The integrity commission’s George Mashamba said that three days have been set aside next week to give Mabuza and other ANC members a chance to give their side of the story.
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Mokonyane’s chair of chairs position met with mixed reaction
Democratic Alliance spokesperson Solly Malatsi said Mokonyane's appointment despite her chequered past was a compromise move by President Cyril Ramaphosa.
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For the first time, ANC caucus in Parliament to be led by women
The appointments of new chief whip Pemmy Majodina, a former Eastern Cape MEC, and Doris Dlakude were confirmed on Monday following the ANC's special national executive committee (NEC) meeting in Cape Town.
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Scandal-hit members not facing charges, says ANC
Several members, including Malusi Gigaba, Ace Magashule, Nomvula Mokonyane and Faith Muthambi, have been implicated in state capture allegations at the Zondo commission.
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Ramaphosa sends condolences to Mokonyane family
Serge Mokonyane, the husband of Environmental Affairs Minister Nomvula Mokonyane's husband. passed away in a Johannesburg hospital in the early hours of Thursday morning.
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Mokonyane vows to give inquiry honest account of Bosasa relationship
On Thursday, Angelo Agrizzi again testified that Environmental Affairs Minister Nomvula Mokonyane was one of the top ANC leaders who allegedly received bribes from Bosasa.
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Mokonyane wants to testify at Zondo Commission, cross-examine Agrizzi
Former Bosasa COO Angelo Agrizzi says Nomvula Mokonyane told him not to worry about any criminal consequences over their dodgy dealings.
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Mokonyane told me not to worry about SIU probe - Agrizzi
Former Bosasa COO Angelo Agrizzi returned to the Zondo Commission of Inquiry where he's giving insight into the years of corruption at the controversial company.
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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.
