Ramaphosa rebuked for misleading Parliament
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Zuma will only resume testimony if inquiry sticks to rules, lawyers say
The commission, chaired by Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo, adjourned proceedings until Friday after the former president’s lawyers considered withdrawing.
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Rand edges up in early trade
At 0644 GMT, the rand rose 0.23% at 13.9800 per dollar from its close of 14.0125 in New York.
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1 killed, municipal property damaged in Ratanda protests
Community members have been protesting since Monday over power outages.
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Job creation, gangs likely to feature in Premier Winde’s Sopa
Premier Alan Winde Winde was expected to deliver his maiden State of the Province Address on Thursday, which served as the official opening of the provincial legislature.
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City of CT warns against nationwide strike over poor rail service
Fedusa and its transport affiliate, the United National Transport Union, were behind the industrial action scheduled for next Friday.
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Zondo inquiry to blame for suspension of Zuma’s testimony – lawyer
The former president was not happy with the turn of events and wanted a change of approach.
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Overburdened consumers hoping for interest rates cut
Economists believed the central bank would cut rates by 25 basis point to help boost the sluggish economy.
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Johnny Clegg laid to rest at private ceremony in Joburg
The 66-year-old musician and anthropologist, dubbed the 'White Zulu', passed away on Tuesday after battling pancreatic cancer.
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PIC wanted to help VBS growth as black player in banking sector, inquiry hears
The directors of Vele Investments, which is the majority shareholder in VBS, were among those accused of siphoning hundreds of millions of rand out of the bank.
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Mandela Day: Do something good for the less fortunate
Mandela Day was officially declared by the United Nations in November 2009, four years before South Africa's first democratically elected president died at the age of 95.
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Ramaphosa charts a new course for his administration
President Cyril Ramaphosa was drawing a line between his administration and that of Jacob Zuma’s – pressing for a joined-up government that works in concert across all spheres.
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Mogoeng Mogoeng: Only Ramaphosa can widen scope of Zondo commission
In the wake of testimony by former President Jacob Zuma, some now say the scope of the commission is too narrow to achieve the desired outcome.
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Mthembu says Gordhan being targeted by EFF for cleaning up SOEs
This came after EFF leader Julius Malema attacked Ramaphosa for what he called 'tendencies' to defy the office of the Public Protector by “protecting” Gordhan.
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Behind-the-scenes talks to determine if Zuma resumes state capture testimony
A decision was taken on Wednesday between Jacob Zuma and the commission that the proceedings be adjourned until Friday, to allow room for deliberations over the concerns the former president raised.
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What the DA, EFF had to say to Ramaphosa during budget vote debate
DA leader Mmusi Maimane called on Ramaphosa to confirm that he would testify before the Zondo commission of inquiry into state capture, which has been hearing testimony from former President Jacob Zuma.
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Mthethwa: Govt must invest in world-class sports academies to get results
Sports Minister Nathi Mthethwa has announced a total budget of more than R1 billion for the 2019/20 financial year.
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CT cable thief enters plea agreement
Bonga Joki was slapped with a seven-year sentence on Wednesday, two of which have been suspended for five years on condition that he does not commit the same offence.
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Second witness gives evidence in CT nightclub extortion case
Stewart Bailey was the COO for the Harbour House Group at the time one of its outlets, the Grand Café, was allegedly extorted out of R90,000 in November 2017.
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Contralesa president opposes extending lobola practice to same-sex couples
Contralesa president Kgosi Mathupa Mokoena insists that extending the practice of lobola to same-sex couples goes against African traditions.
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Ramaphosa announces new initiative to boost service delivery
President Ramaphosa made the announcement during his Presidency budget vote speech in the National Assembly on Wednesday.
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Niehaus: Zuma questioning akin to interrogation
Former President Jacob Zuma's supporters have welcomed the decision to discontinue his testimony at the state capture inquiry.
