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Motsepe family pledges R1 bln towards fight against coronavirus
The Mostepe family made the announcement in an online briefing as the country enters its second day of a 21-day lockdown.
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FIKILE-NTSIKELELO MOYA: This is why SA needs to explore the grey
The challenge for South Africans is to assess everything and anything on its merits. It is to understand that things are seldom black and white, writes Fikile-Ntsikelelo Moya.
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'Who made you Africa’s spokesperson?' Twitter users react to Motsepe’s apology
The African Rainbow Minerals CEO made the comments at the World Economic Forum in Davos last week after a dinner organised by Trump.
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Patrice Motsepe says sorry for saying Africa loves Trump
Patrice Motsepe released an apology statement through his Motsepe Foundation on Tuesday, saying he had no right to speak on behalf of anyone but himself.
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'Leave him alone!' Mboweni defends Motsepe over 'Africa loves Trump' quip
The African Rainbow Minerals CEO was caught on camera during a dinner at the World Economic Forum telling Trump that Africa loved him and America.
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‘Which Africa?’ Twitter users react to Motsepe telling Trump Africa loves him
There have been mixed reactions to the video with some laughing at it while others pointed to the fact that Donald Trump called Africa a “sh*thole” two years ago.
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‘Africa loves you,’ Motsepe tells Trump, causing confusion on social media
The South African business mogul was caught gushing on camera after being invited to dine with Trump at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
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Patrice Motsepe now owns 37% of the Blue Bulls
Blue Bulls confirmed that the deal was unanimously concluded on Thursday evening at a meeting held at Loftus Versfeld.
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Precious Moloi-Motsepe elected as UCT chancellor
Doctor Moloi-Motsepe will take up the position from the first of January next year.
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Motsepe’s lawyers head to Botswana to address political meddling claims
Last week, the founder and chairman of African Rainbow Minerals took legal action against a Botswana-based publication, demanding R6.7 million in damages after it ran a story on the allegation.
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Motsepe urges business to help counter effects of natural disasters in Africa
Patrice Motsepe and his wife Precious Moloi-Motsepe carried cheques for R30 million, R15 million each for Mozambique and Zimbabwe when they joined the humanitarian caravan to Beira and Harare on Thursday.
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Sisulu, Motsepe to deliver aid to Cyclone Idai victims in Mozambique, Zimbabwe
Minister of International Relations and Cooperation Lindiwe Sisulu will visit South African and United Nations rescue teams working to help those displaced by the flooding two weeks ago.
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Radebe denies conflict of interest in IPPs project
This is after unions made claims that President Cyril Ramaphosa’s decision to unbundle Eskom would benefit Patrice Motsepe’s firm African Rainbow Energy and Power.
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Motsepe concerned about perception of conflict of interests over govt contracts
Patrice Motsepe held a briefing on Monday, to deny allegations that the decision to unbundle Eskom, which was announced by his brother-in-law, President Rampahosa, will benefit his company.
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Patrice Motsepe: 'We can't just cancel our contracts with govt'
Patrice Motsepe has rejected claims that he’ll benefit from his brother-in-law President Cyril Ramaphosa’s recent decision to unbundle Eskom.
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Motsepe says unbundling of Eskom will not benefit his firm
There have been claims that President Cyril Ramaphosa’s announcement on the utility would benefit Patrice Motsepe through the Energy Department.
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Beyonce, Jay-Z dazzle South Africa at Mandela tribute
The concert was the climax of a year of events celebrating the centennial of Mandela's birth in 1918, and part of a campaign to tackle poverty, child malnutrition and boost gender equality.
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Motsepe Foundation gives Global Citizen Fest green light
Thousands are set to the attend the festival at the FNB stadium this weekend.
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#NationalDayofPrayer: Calls for govt to tackle sexual harassment
An interfaith prayer service took place at the FNB Stadium on Sunday with religious leaders addressing the crowd in excess of 60,000 worshippers.
