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Ramaphosa: Zondo elected as chief justice for certainty in judiciary leadership
Ramaphosa has again had to step in and defend his appointment of Raymond Zondo as the country's new chief justice in March.
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Malema: Zondo used state capture inquiry to advance certain faction within ANC
Malema addressed the media at the party's head office in Johannesburg on Monday.
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Ramaphosa admits that SA's plans to deal with natural disasters are poor
President Cyril Ramaphosa said that the country’s lack of readiness for natural disasters was exposed in the aftermath of the recent floods in KwaZulu-Natal.
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Ramaphosa: Gone are the days of ignoring livelihoods of workers in mining
Ramaphosa was speaking at the Annual Mining Indaba at the Cape Town Convention Centre on Tuesday.
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‘Mining should benefit all those involved’ - Ramaphosa addresses African Mining Indaba
President Cyril Ramaphosa delivered the keynote address at the 2022 Investing in African Mining Indaba at the Cape Town International Convention Centre on 10 May 2022. He stressed that the mining industry needs to start being beneficial to workers and communities around it. #MiningIndaba #CyrilRamaphosa #2022MiningIndaba
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Mabuyane: EC will make sure Ramaphosa is re-elected as ANC president
Eastern Cape ANC chairperson Oscar Mabuyane said Cyril Ramaphosa had championed renewal of the governing party and he must be given another five years to focus on this task.
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‘Hostility between companies, unions belongs in the past’ - Ramaphosa launches Zero Emission Haulage
President Cyril Ramaphosa called for a futuristic approach in the relationship between employers and unions, where conflict is less and the needs of employees are prioritised. He was speaking at the launch of Anglo American’s historic hydrogen-powered nuGen Zero Emission Haulage Solution, 510-ton truck at the Mogalakwena Platinum Mine in Limpopo, on 6 May 2022. #CyrilRamaphosa #RenewableEnergy #DepartmentOfMinerals
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Gordhan hits back at critics on SA's energy crisis: ‘Eskom is not broken’
Gordhan took aim at opposition speakers who accused the African National Congress (ANC) of running the power utility into the ground and presiding over a criminal looting network at the state-owned company.
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Brick investment helps SA build up to R1.2 trillion mark
President Cyril Ramaphosa invited more investment in his opening address at the launch of Corobrik's Kwastina Manufacturing Factory in Driefontein, Gauteng, on 4 May 2022. He said this would bolster SA’s drive to a R1,2 trillion investment mark. #CyrilRampahosa #Investment #Corobrik
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After the boos, Ramaphosa admits ANC is losing workers' trust
President Cyril Ramaphosa has acknowledged mounting public frustration with South Africa's leadership and institutions, two days after miners booed and drove him from a May Day celebration rally.
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Saftu lauds mine workers for heckling Ramaphosa: ‘It was a justifiable act’
On Sunday, Ramaphosa was prevented from addressing the workers rally in Rustenburg and had to be quickly taken away by the police after intense booing from protesting Sibanye-Stillwater gold mine workers.
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Cosatu to meet this week after Ramaphosa heckled by Sibanye-Stillwater workers
Ramaphosa was forced to abandon the May Day rally in Rustenburg on Sunday after angry Sibanye-Stillwater employees disrupted the proceedings and refused to allow him to speak.
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Cosatu says heckling of ANC's Ramaphosa at May Day rally was unfortunate
Ramaphosa was booed and told to leave a Cosatu May Day rally on Sunday by disgruntled Sibanye Stillwater gold operations employees.
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Fourth instalment of state capture report expected to be released on Friday
The Presidency on Thursday said the report will be published shortly after it received it from the secretary of the commission on Friday morning.
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Ramaphosa: Citizens have right to question our freedom but we have come far
On Wednesday, the country marked 28 years since all South Africans were allowed to the vote.
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Eskom a poster child for where things went wrong after new SA's honeymoon period
ETM Analytics' George Glynos reviews South Africa's economic growth over the last 28 years - on The Money Show
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Ramaphosa's Freedom Day message: 'Our people are tired of corruption'
President Cyril Ramaphosa was in Middleburg, Mpumalanga, leading government's efforts marking 28 years of freedom in the country.
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'We are not yet where we want to be,' says Ramaphosa on Freedom Day
Ramaphosa delivered the Freedom Day keynote address in Mpumalanga on Wednesday.
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ANC's clean-up operation Letsema takes aim at stamping out municipal corruption
ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa said the country faced many issues that needed to be dealt with and the ANC leadership was geared to act.
