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Modise rejects ATM call of secret ballot vote in Ramaphosa no-confidence motion
Ramaphosa will face the first motion of no confidence in his leadership in the National Assembly next Thursday.
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Ramaphosa establishes team of ministers to look into freight industry violence
This comes after at least 30 trucks were set alight on the country's highways in recent weeks with the busy N3 corridor between Durban and Johannesburg being the most targeted.
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PP wanted to find Ramaphosa liable for wrongdoing at any cost, lawyers argue
This was during their submissions on Thursday at the Constitutional Court as the matter over the CR17 campaign fundraising continues.
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ATM confident opposition parties will back Ramaphosa motion of no confidence
The ATM, which has only two seats in the 400-member National Assembly believes the motion will succeed because South Africans have become fatigued by the president's inaction.
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An uphill battle: Mkhwebane tries to defend appeal on CR17 report judgment
The justices of the apex court have questioned the rationality of Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s report, which among others found that Ramaphosa deliberately misled Parliament when he initially denied knowledge of a donation from Bosasa.
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Africa’s oldest surviving party's Achilles heel: ANC's broken branch structure
The mess that is the ANC's branch structure is best exemplified by the collapse of branches in the North West province.
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Ramaphosa: Measures to eradicate GBV cannot be carried out by govt alone
Ramaphosa was speaking at the presidential dialogue on gender-based violence and femicide which marks the start of the 16 days of activism campaign.
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The Eastern Cape is South Africa’s land of hunger
Jobless people in the country’s most impoverished province join the growing social grant queues before dawn on empty stomachs, having run out of food for the month.
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Ramaphosa: ANC is like a cat, it will always land on its feet
The system is meant to root out gatekeeping and the buying of members ahead of leadership contests in the governing party.
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Ramaphosa denies benefitting from illegal hunting
Peta accused Ramaphosa and his Limpopo game farm Phala Phala Wildlife of facilitating trophy hunting for profits.
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Cabinet is satisfied with govt’s handling of Bushiri matter - Lamola
Justice Minister Ronald Lamola gave a post-Cabinet briefing in Pretoria on Thursday afternoon.
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Why President Ramaphosa stands on solid ground in the fight against corruption
The prosecution of ANC secretary general Ace Magashule and subsequent support for him doesn't mean much for President Cyril Ramaphosa's corruption clampdown, writes Steven Friedman.
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Bushiris’ escape from SA: Ramaphosa confirms imminent receipt of report
The president was speaking to eNCA on Wednesday on the sidelines of the investment conference in Johannesburg.
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SA Investment Conference: Good news for SA economy from Ramaphosa
President Ramaphosa was opening the third gathering of this nature - where companies make investment pledges with the hopes of breaking ground on projects in years to come.
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CYRIL RAMAPHOSA: South Africa remains an attractive investment destination
As South Africa hosts the third South Africa Investment Conference this week, President Ramaphosa says that beyond its contribution to national GDP, investment stimulates and supports the growth of local economies, with direct material benefits for our people.
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Late KZN deputy Speaker Mluleki Ndobe to be laid to rest on Saturday
Mluleki Ndobe's body was found last Friday and it’s believed he committed suicide.
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I don't have the power to unseal CR17 bank statements, says Ramaphosa
The president faced a number of questions related to tenders and party donations led by EFF leader Julius Malema.
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LIVE BLOG: Ramaphosa says we need to consistently confront racism
President Cyril Ramaphosa faces questions in Parliament on Thursday as the country continues to battle COVID-19 corruption.
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Economic recovery plan is on track, says Ramaphosa
The president was responding to oral questions in the National Assembly - some on the economy and corruption.
