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Plans to merge SAA, SA Express & Mango to come before Cabinet soon
Merging the carriers has been on government’s agenda for years, as it would allow for routes to be rationalised and greater cost savings.
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22 EFF MPs to face sanctions for disrupting Gordhan in Parliament
The EFF MPs were forcibly ejected by Parliamentary Protection Services after approaching the minister on the floor of the venue in July, which prompted some opposition MPs to rise and stand beside him for protection.
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Mkhwebane has ‘broader strategy’ in Gordhan interdict matter
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane has withdrawn her office's application to the ConCourt to challenge the suspension of the remedial action in the matter related to the Sars unit.
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Mkhwebane withdraws appeal in Gordhan interdict matter
In July, the High Court in Pretoria ordered the suspension of the remedial action which required President Cyril Ramaphosa to take disciplinary steps against Minister Pravin Gordhan.
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Govt to publish special paper on Eskom detailing long-term sustainability plans
The paper will among others, identify options to resolve the power utility’s excessive debt and outline the process that will be undertaken when the company restructures its units to ensure a just transition.
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Cabinet hopes to be briefed on Eskom's draft white paper
The draft white paper is expected to set out how Eskom will be unbundled into three separate state-owned divisions for generation, transmission and distribution.
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EFF asks ConCourt for clarity on PP's powers, enforcement of remedial action
The move follows a recent decision in the High Court in Pretoria where the enforcement of the remedial action in matters involving President Cyril Ramaphosa and Minister Pravin Gordhan were suspended until the review applications in their respective cases were concluded.
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Masina: We must speak truth to power to preserve the ANC
Ekurhuleni Mayor Mzwandile Masina has taken an indirect jab at President Cyril Ramaphosa for taking the Public Protector to court and for asking it to seal some documents from her report.
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Mkhwebane approaches ConCourt over interdict on Sars pension payout report
Last month, the High Court granted an order in the application brought by Pravin Gordhan, which suspended the implementation of the Public Protector’s remedial action pending a judicial review of the report.
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South Africans still favour Ramaphosa, Malema not so much, survey finds
The latest South African Citizens Survey (SACS) reveals that favourability ratings of prominent political figures have declined.
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Court: PP’s opposition to president’s application is mind-boggling
The Pretoria High Court today ruled that President Ramaphosa had complied with the remedial action in the report related to Minister Pravin Gordhan’s authorisation of a Sars employee’s early retirement.
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Public Protector loses court battle to Cyril Ramaphosa
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane has lost another court battle, this time to President Cyril Ramaphosa.
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Court: Ramaphosa had sensible approach to PP Sars report
Judge Lettie Molopa-Sethosa said the Public Protector’s remedial action was silent on when and how the president should take disciplinary action against Pravin Gordhan.
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Gordhan rejects claims of meddling in Eskom operations
Opportune Investment CEO Chris Logan accused the minister of reaching beyond his scope of employment following a labour dispute between Eskom management and unions.
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Mkhwebane accuses government of failing to protect South Africans
In an exclusive interview with EWN, Busisiwe Mkhwebane raised concerns about the relationship between her office and President Cyril Ramaphosa's administration, saying their legal battles would lead to a constitutional crisis.
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Mkhwebane: There’s a smear campaign against me
‘They are trying to discredit me, deal with me, trying to show others that these are untouchables.’
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Mkhwebane: Legal battle with Ramaphosa could lead to constitutional crisis
In an exclusive interview with EWN, Busisiwe Mkhwebane accused the president of not applying her remedial actions equally over his ministers.
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Ramaphosa must not act against Gordhan just yet - lawyer
Lawyer for Pravin Gordhan, Michelle le Roux, argued that if the court compelled Cyril Ramaphosa to take action against her client and the review succeeded, the president would have acted for nothing.
