Nxasana to reveal more details on golden handshake at state capture inquiry
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Presidency: It’s only fair Mkhwebane holds back from making Bosasa report public
The president accused Mkhwebane of unlawfully obtaining emails from his presidential campaign.
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Majavu: Inquiry has no legal authority to overturn SCA findings on Jiba, Mrwebi
Nomgcobo Jiba's lawyer, Zola Majavu, said they're hoping the courts will halt Parliament from deciding on the matter until the review application is concluded.
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Ramaphosa: Unemployment among women, economic crisis receiving gov't attention
President Cyril Ramaphosa addressed the national Women’s Day event in Vryburg, North West today, where he committed to the empowerment of women and reflected on the struggles they are facing.
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Ramaphosa believes Mkhwebane unlawfully obtained leaked emails
The president said it would be in the interest of justice for the emails to be kept confidential, until the issue relating to how Busisiwe Mkhwebane obtained them is resolved.
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Court: PP’s opposition to president’s application is mind-boggling
The Pretoria High Court today ruled that President Ramaphosa had complied with the remedial action in the report related to Minister Pravin Gordhan’s authorisation of a Sars employee’s early retirement.
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Public Protector loses court battle to Cyril Ramaphosa
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane has lost another court battle, this time to President Cyril Ramaphosa.
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Court: Ramaphosa had sensible approach to PP Sars report
Judge Lettie Molopa-Sethosa said the Public Protector’s remedial action was silent on when and how the president should take disciplinary action against Pravin Gordhan.
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Leaked CR17 emails 'nothing but a calculated manoeuver' - ANC
News24 reported on the emails Mkhwebane relied on to find Ramaphosa guilty of lying to Parliament regarding how the CR17 campaign raised funds for Ramaphosa.
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Explained: What the leaked emails reveal about the CR17 elections campaign
After President Cyril Ramaphosa denied any knowledge or direct involvement in his ANC CR17 election campaign fundraising, a series of leaked emails shows something slightly different.
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Nedbank demands action on ecomomy as South African profit stagnates
Initial optimism around President Cyril Ramaphosa’s ability to revive the economy, dubbed ‘Ramaphoria’, has faded and left South Africa’s business community increasingly frustrated.
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Presidency: Mkhwebane didn’t give evidence of emails to Ramaphosa
Presidency spokesperson Khusela Diko said the Public Protector never furnished the president with copies of the emails she referred to in her report, yet emails were now surfacing in the media.
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Mkhwebane accuses government of failing to protect South Africans
In an exclusive interview with EWN, Busisiwe Mkhwebane raised concerns about the relationship between her office and President Cyril Ramaphosa's administration, saying their legal battles would lead to a constitutional crisis.
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Mkhwebane: There’s a smear campaign against me
‘They are trying to discredit me, deal with me, trying to show others that these are untouchables.’
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DA: President must reassure us about leaked fund-raising emails
Saturday reports claim that a series of leaked emails showed that President Ramaphosa was intimately involved in the fundraising processes for his campaign to become ANC president in 2017.
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Leaked emails show Ramaphosa knew his campaign funders – report
According to a News24 report on Saturday, the leaked emails in their possession were apparently verified and found to be accurate.
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Ramaphosa must not act against Gordhan just yet - lawyer
Lawyer for Pravin Gordhan, Michelle le Roux, argued that if the court compelled Cyril Ramaphosa to take action against her client and the review succeeded, the president would have acted for nothing.
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Ramaphosa appoints gender equality commission members
The body was established to advance and protect gender equality in the country through research, public education as well as other initiatives.
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WATCH LIVE: Ramaphosa court challenge of PP remedial action vs Gordhan
President Cyril Ramaphosa wants to have the remedial action against Pravin Gordhan temporarily suspended.
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High court to hear Ramaphosa bid to halt PP remedial action vs Gordhan
Busisiwe Mkhwebane found Minister Pravin Gordhan unlawfully and improperly authorised former Sars deputy commissioner Ivan Pillay’s early retirement, but did not include deadlines in it for the president to implement the remedial action.
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CARTOON: The political tussle
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Maimane: We have a number of proposals for Ramaphosa to help boost economy
Mmusi Maimane said it was concerning that the president has remained silent following the news of the increase in the unemployment figures and the loss of over R20 billion by Eskom.
