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ConCourt dismisses president's appeal over ministerial axings
The Constitutional Court has dismissed the president's appeal against a High Court ruling that the office must give reasons for the firing of ministers.
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Amcu elective congress expected to pave way for new leadership
Although the union’s officials have been mum about whether leadership positions were being contested, the congress’s draft programme made provision for elections.
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Mbeki reveals UK, US wanted SA to help remove Mugabe from power
Former President Thabo Mbeki said that the British government under Tony Blair even planned to intervene militarily in Zimbabwe but had to abandon this plan as Mugabe enjoyed support from his southern African neighbours.
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#AmINext: Ramaphosa to address joint sitting of Parliament on GBV
Ramaphosa called for the joint sitting of the National Assembly and National Council of Provinces to focus on the crisis of gender-based violence and femicide.
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SAHRC to take Malema to court for hate speech
Commission chair Bongi Majola said that Julius Malema's comments on Twitter were divisive and threatened social cohesion.
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Sars rebuilding to take time, Kieswetter tells MPs
Sars Commissioner Edward Kieswetter briefed Parliament’s Standing Committee on Finance on Tuesday on the progress in implementing the Nugent Commission's recommendations.
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Interim ANC Western Cape leadership wants to open party to public
The interim committee had its first meeting over the weekend and resolved they should not operate in silos and focus on community issues.
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Richard Mdluli was a law unto himself, says Kobus Roelofse
Former Crime Intelligence officer Kobus Roelofse said he and other investigators expressed their frustration over the years, but nothing was done.
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DA proposes legislative reforms to end gender-based violence
The party's proposals followed the high-profile murders and rapes of women in recent weeks.
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DA wants eThekwini Municipality to probe 62 councillors for alleged tender fraud
The opposition party’s caucus leader, Nicole Graham, wants those found guilty of corruption to be sacked.
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Ramaphosa apologises to Nigeria for xenophobic attacks on its citizens in SA
The head of South Africa's special envoy Jeff Radebe tendered the apology on behalf of the South African leader when he visited Nigeria on Monday.
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Disgruntled Sasco faction set to interdict SRC elections at UKZN
The group claims the nomination process, which closed last week Tuesday, was flawed because it prejudiced the nomination of their preferred candidates.
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Ramaphosa proposes 'bold steps' to transform 'deeply patriarchal' SA
President Cyril Ramaphosa said government would transform the justice system to ensure it worked favourably for victims of gender-based violence.
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WC govt calls for monitoring of SANDF deployment
President Cyril Ramaphosa on Monday announced the SANDF would remain involved in urban policing until the end of March next year.
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Placement of Kagisano-Molopo Municipality under administration set aside
Kagisano-Molopo Local Municipality was one of eight that were put under administration by Premier Job Mokgoro a year ago.
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DA slams eThekwini Municipality's incentive of R200m to taxi operators
The municipality, through its Moja Cruise Campaign, incentivise taxi operators and taxi associations who meet the city’s criteria for good consumer services.
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Lamola lashes parole board for not consulting victims on Bob Hewitt's parole
Justice Minister Ronald Lamola has taken the Correctional Supervision and Parole Board’s decision to grant parole to convicted rapist Bob Hewitt on review.
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Ramaphosa: Envoys to reassure Africa on SA's commitment to rule of law
President Cyril Ramaphosa said that the special envoys he's sending to various African countries will have a difficult time explaining government's positions on the recent attacks on foreign nationals.
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Justice Minister orders review of Bob Hewitt's parole placement
Minister Ronald Lamola was concerned that the victims had not participated in the parole process and has ordered national Commissioner of Correctional Services Arthur Fraser to review the matter with the parole board.
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ANC NEC to meet with Joburg structures
NEC members will meet structures at the Turfontein racecourse to engage them on various matters including the recent spate of attacks on foreign nationals and their businesses.
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EFF defends decision on banning of 'amaBhungane' and 'Scorpio'
In a statement released on Saturday, the party said it had the right to freedom of association.
