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MTBPS a major blow for provinces - WC Economic Opportunities MEC Maynier
Western Cape Economic Opportunities MEC David Maynier said he would do everything possible to oppose budget cuts to provinces across the country.
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EC should've been declared drought disaster area months ago - DA
The province's premier Lubabalo Mabuyane made the declaration on Tuesday following months of no rain.
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Mboweni expected to paint bleak picture of SA's finances in MTBPS
There are huge expectations of Finance Minister Tito Mboweni to deliver a credible plan to kickstart the economy, but he’s unlikely to try and spin the depressing numbers.
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Mantashe has shown criminal behaviour - BLF's Mngxitama
According to the 'Sunday World', Mineral Resources Minister Gwede Mantashe paid two of its reporters R70,000 to make the story disappear.
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ANC to blame for high unemployment rate - opposition
More than two million people are without jobs compared to this time over 10 years ago.
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Mantashe didn't mean he paid journos to quash sex story - spokesperson
Mineral Resources Minister Gwede Mantashe's spokesperson Moferefere Lekorotsoana said he didn’t really mean it when he told the 'Sunday World' that he had paid the reporters not to publish the article but admitted his utterances were unfortunate.
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'There is no proof that Gwede Mantashe paid journalists to bury a story'
Department of Mineral Resources and Energy chief of staff says no one has come forward to they have been bribed.
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ANC, DA in spat over appointment of WC top cop
The post has been readvertised following a formal complaint by one of the candidates for the job, Jeremy Vearey.
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Parly to proceed with considering if Ramaphosa lawfully axed Jiba, Mrwebi
Parliamentary legal advisor Siviwe Njikela told the committee that legally, there was nothing stopping it from going ahead, even if Jiba were to appeal the court’s decision against her being reinstated.
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Mantashe: I can't comment on EFF's call for me to resign
Mineral Resources Minister Gwede Mantashe on Monday denied paying hush money to journalists over a story about an alleged extra-marital affair.
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Whistle-blower Thabiso Zulu: I'm ready to die for the truth
Thabiso Zulu, one of the whistle-blowers in the Sindiso Magaqa murder case, went into hiding after he was shot and wounded on the arm at the weekend.
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Madikizela: DA needs to be stabilised quickly
Bonginkosi Madikizela has been approached to run for DA leader following Mmusi Maimane’s shock resignation last week.
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Thabethe tells state capture inquiry he never met the Gupta brothers
Peter Thabethe concluded another session at the state capture commission on Monday.
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Mantashe denies paying journos R70,000 to bury story about alleged affair
The Sunday World reported this weekend that Gwede Mantashe paid the journalists R70,000 in exchange for not publishing a story about his alleged love triangle involving a young woman, along with Finance Minister Tito Mboweni.
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Unions worried workers, poor will feel brunt of MTBPS
The Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement, which comes amid increased pressures on the declining economy, is largely expected to focus on austerity measures.
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Steenhuisen puts hand up to lead DA
He on Monday afternoon announced he was availing himself for the DA leadership position while addressing the Cape Town Press Club in Newlands.
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Madikizela turns down DA party leadership but will go through process if asked
Bonginkosi Madikizela said that he had a lot to offer for the Western Cape but added that the party's best interest should be placed above everything.
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Ramaphosa: Every metro in SA should have its own university
President Cyril Ramaphosa was speaking at the annual Oliver Reginald Tambo commemoration event at the Tamboville Cemetery in Brakpan.
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NW govt to announce administrator for troubled Schweizer-Reneke Municipality
Last week, Premier Job Mokgoro placed the municipality under administration and dissolved the council.
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Steenhuisen undecided on running for DA leader post
Mmusi Maimane resigned last week, and an interim leader is expected to be announced next month.
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Violence erupts as ANC national youth task team meets in Limpopo
Two vehicles were torched on Sunday night and there are also reports of injuries.
