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Political parties debate Winde’s Sopa
Parties are debating the address in the provincial legislature that is sitting in Mitchell’s Plain.
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JUDITH FEBRUARY: We're tired of watching the parliamentary circus
Parliament, like much of our country, is being subsumed by the tyranny of the minority, writes Judith February.
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Mantashe: Eskom being under DPE complicates its management
Mineral Resources and Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe said that having Eskom under Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan's department only made it more difficult to manage the power utility as it did not fall under his energy portfolio.
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Sona debate wrap: Ramaphosa takes aim at GBV, apartheid; stays firm on Eskom
On Thursday, President Cyril Ramaphosa responded to the debate on his State of the Nation Address (Sona) delivered last week.
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Mantoa Malema accepts Ramaphosa apology over abuse accusations in Parly
She said that gender-based violence must never be used as a political weapon, adding that this week's events were an insult to all women, especially those who were victims of the crime.
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Ramaphosa: We want to see more money recovered from corruption, state capture
The president said the stolen billions recovered so far were just a fraction of the total amount lost through corruption and state capture.
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Same old, same old: Opposition parties in WC not impressed with Winde's Sopa
Opposition parties said that Western Cape Premier Alan Winde’s State of the Province Address (Sopa) was a repeat of last year's.
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ANC’s Boy Mamabolo apologises to Malema & wife for ‘insensitive’ abuse claims
The ANC MP snuck in an official apology via social media in the early hours of Friday morning.
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‘Desperate act of personal defence’ – Malema apologises to Ramaphosa
Julius Malema said he should have known better than to indulge himself in the same way that members of the ANC caucus did.
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Ramaphosa apologises to Malema family for abuse allegations
During the State of the Nation Address debate on Wednesday, Boy Mamabolo accused Julius Malema of physically abusing his wife.
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Ramaphosa: It's treason to deny apartheid a crime against humanity
The president has been responding in the National Assembly to the debate on his State of the Nation Address which he delivered last week.
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Safety, jobs and renewable energy expected to dominate Winde's Sopa
For the first time, the event is taking place in Mitchells Plain.
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Ramaphosa primed to respond to Sona debate
This afternoon President Cyril Ramaphosa will be the only person to speak in Parliament when he gets the chance to reply to the compliments and criticism his State of the Nation Address has provoked.
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Some SAA officials quit because of intrusive SSA vetting, Zondo Inquiry told
The vetting process came into focus in 2016 when some senior managers complained that the information they had provided was being used against them.
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Joburg Mayor Geoff Makhubo’s dodging accountability for his job, says DA
In a briefing on service delivery issues facing the city, Makhubo levelled various allegations of mismanagement and misconduct against Herman Mashaba’s administration.
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CARTOON: Political Point Scoring
By Dr Jack & Curtis.
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'He thinks he's in charge': Lamola lashes 'power-hungry' Malema in Sona debate
Justice Minister Ronald Lamola, who was once Malema’s deputy when he was still leader of the ANC Youth League, took aim when he wrapped up the second and final day of debate on the President’s State of the Nation Address (Sona).
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Mamabolo refuses to apologise to Malema family over physical abuse claims
On Wednesday, Mantoa Malema’s lawyers demanded a retraction from Mamabolo adding that his failure to do so would cost him R1 million.
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Geoff Makhubo: Joburg on brink of collapse because of Herman Mashaba
Joburg Mayor Geoff Makhubo held a briefing on issues including service delivery, emergency management services and operational concerns.
