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POLITRICKING WITH TSHIDI MADIA: Baleka Mbete on Phala Phala & women in the ANC
Baleka Mbete ran her own ANC presidential campaign at Nasrec. Now she's looking forward to helping the ANC Women's League get back on its feet.
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ANC NEC doesn't want task team convenor leading women's league - Mashatile
ANC treasurer-general Paul Mashatile said that party leaders believed this would be better.
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ANC NEC moves to disband its women’s league
Eyewitness News understands that this decision was taken at the ANC’s special NEC on Monday, which was convened to deliberate overdraft policy documents ahead of the party’s policy conference which is due to sit in the coming months.
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Nothing wrong with national leaders addressing conference - eThekwini ANC
Embattled former Health Minister Zweli Mkhize, suspended ANC secretary-general Ace Magashule and convicted perjuror Bathabile Dlamini were all in Durban for the eThekwini regional conference, with video footage of Mkhize addressing delegates circulating on social media.
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Dlamini yet to meet with ANC NEC to discuss her future in the party
Party spokesperson Pule Mabe on Friday said the top six were yet to meet to discuss the Bathabile Dlamini issue.
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Top ANC officials, Bathabile Dlamini meeting over her perjury conviction & fine
Last week, the former Social Development minister avoided jail time with the Johannesburg Magistrate's Court fining her R200,000 or four years in jail.
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Carl Niehaus warns against calls for Bathabile Dlamini to resign
Last month, Dlamini lambasted suggestions from acting secretary general Paul Mashatile that she must step down following her perjury conviction.
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Bathabile Dlamini sentenced to four years in prison or a R200,000 fine: How did she get here?
Former Social Development Minister Bathabile Dlamini was sentenced by the Johannesburg Magistrate's Court on 1 April 2022. This after she was found guilty of perjury in March 2022.
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Dlamini’s supporters celebrate outside court after she opts to pay R100k fine
Magistrate Betty Khumalo delivered a sentence of four years imprisonment or a fine of R200,000 half of which are suspended.
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Bathabile Dlamini handed 4-year jail term or R200,000 fine for perjury
Should she be imprisoned, two years of the sentence will be suspended.
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Convicted criminal Bathabile Dlamini expected back in court for sentencing
Dlamini was found guilty last month of lying under oath during the Ngoepe inquiry into the Sassa grants debacle in 2017.
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Convicted criminal Dlamini hits back at Mashatile over ANCWL resignation call
Bathabile Dlamini is being edged out of the league and her active participation in the ANC following her perjury conviction in the Johannesburg Magistrate's Court.
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Mashatile says Dlamini must resign from ANCWL over being found guilty of perjury
Former Minister Bathabile Dlamini, who previously served as minister of social development, was found guilty of perjury by the Johannesburg Magistrate's Court two weeks ago.
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Contentious changes to ANC subcommittees are here to stay as Dlamini awaits fate
ANC Women’s League President Bathabile Dlamini is a step closer to being asked to “step aside” after she was found guilty of perjury.
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ANCWL’s Bathabile Dlamini to learn of her fate at ANC NEC meeting
Dlamini was found guilty of perjury by the Johannesburg Magistrates Court earlier this month for lying under oath during a 2017 inquiry into the social grants debacle at the South African Social Security Agency.
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'I'm not anyone’s sniper' - One-on-one with ANC's Gwen Ramokgopa
Eyewitness News had a one-on-one interview with African National Congress NEC member, Dr Gwen Ramokgopa, who gave her opinions on the party’s step aside rule pertaining to its women’s league president, Bathabile Dlamini; party president Cyril Ramaphosa’s expected run for a second term and also on her position should she be asked to step in as ANC secretary-general. #ANC #GwenRamokgopa #CyrilRamaphosa
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ANCWL still studying Bathabile Dlamini’s perjury judgment
This has reignited the debate around her fate as the league’s president as the ANC’s step aside rule dictates that all party members accused of crime should step down from office.
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NPA highlights a pattern of dishonesty in Bathabile Dlamini's cases
The Johannesburg Magistrates Court found Dlamini lied under oath in her oral and written testimony at the inquiry into the 2017 South African Social Security Agency grants crisis.
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Dlamini a pensioner with dependents, says lawyer in call for lenient sentence
Former social development minister Bathabile Dlamini was found guilty of perjury and is out on a warning until her return to the Johannesburg Magistrate's Court for sentencing next month.
