Pravin gordhan
Sars ‘rogue unit’ report: EFF, Mkhwebane lose ConCourt appeal against Gordhan
Their action related to a recommendation made last year by Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane against Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan.
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Will Gordhan, SAA business rescue practitioners save the airline?
Minister Pravin Gordhan seems to be heading for a showdown with business rescue practitioners Les Matuson and Siviwe Dongwana.
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CARTOON: SAA in ICU
Dr Jack & Curtis
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Gordhan to meet with SAA’s BRPs within 48 hours amid increasing tensions
Briefing Parliament’s committees on public enterprises on Wednesday night, the minister made it clear that the government was at odds with the BRPs’ approach.
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LIVE BLOG: Eskom reliability maintenance to resume on 1 June 2020
Minister Pravin Gordhan is expected to face a barrage of queries about SAA after the government said it intended to create a new state airline that was “financially viable”.
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Gordhan: SAA employees not obliged to sign retrenchment agreement until 1 May
A week ago, rescue practitioners Les Matuson and Siviwe Dongwana issued unions and management notices to terminate the contracts of all staff at the airline.
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Gordhan rejects SAA’s request for R10 billion
In a letter addressed to SAA business rescue practitioners Les Matuson and Siviwe Dongwana on Tuesday, the minister said government didn’t have the money.
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Gordhan: Liquidating SAA will have disastrous consequences
Minister Pravin Gordhan on Wednesday briefed Scopa about the state of affairs at SAA following a parliamentary oversight visit to the airline last year.
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'Pravin must go!' EFF disruption forces Sona suspension
Following the EFF's disruption of Sona, house chair Thandi Modise called for the proceedings to be suspended. The EFF demanded that President Cyril Ramaphosa fire Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan. #Sona2020 #EFF #Parliament
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'It's the EFF or Pravin' - Julius Malema on Sona disruption
Julius Malema and the EFF were ordered to leave the 2020 State of the Nation Address after demanding that former President FW de Klerk leave the house and that President Cyril Ramaphosa fire Pravin Gordhan. EFF Leader Julius Malema said that Ramaphosa had to choose between the EFF and Gordhan before order would be restored. #JuliusMalema #EFF #Sona2020
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Ramaphosa 'unfazed' by EFF threats to disrupt Sona
The red berets issued President Cyril Ramaphosa with an ultimatum over the weekend to fire Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan or face chaos.
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Govt criticised for its response to SAA's route cancellations
President Cyril Ramaphosa expressed his unhappiness about the move while Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan announced government would make representations to the business rescue practitioners.
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Malema repeats EFF threats to disrupt Sona if Gordhan isn't fired
EFF leader Julius Malema said President Cyril Ramaphosa failed to listen to their calls for Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan to be fired.
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Unions 'worried' about job cuts at SAA if R2bn bailout not received
The national carrier announced on Tuesday it had cancelled some domestic and international flights due to low demand and to save money.
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Transnet: Correct processes followed for new group CEO appointment
Transnet disputed claims of disagreements between its board and Gordhan over a suitable candidate to head the company.
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'Sorry to disappoint' - Ramaphosa says ANC lekgotla didn’t descend into chaos
It’s understood some party leaders wanted to use the meeting to discuss Pravin Gordhan’s capabilities as public enterprises minister.
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CARTOON: Cold Comfort
By Dr Jack & Curtis.
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JUDITH FEBRUARY: It's time to separate truth from lies
For those who wish to wrest the state from Cyril Ramaphosa and return us to Zuma-like years, creating a sense of crisis and chaos serves them well, writes Judith February.
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FIKILE-NTSIKELELO MOYA: Cheap politicking has expensive consequences
Whether Pravin Gordhan stays or goes might address the agenda of some political party or faction, but if it does nothing for our ailing economy, then it is hollow, writes Fikile-Ntsikelelo Moya.
