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Former ministers Radebe and Cwele resign from Parliament
Jeff Radebe was the longest-serving minister, having headed over six departments since 1994. Siyabonga Cwele recently served as home affairs minister.
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DA demands Public Protector release Bosasa donation report on Ramaphosa
The 'Sunday Independent' reported that Mkhwebane found Ramaphosa guilty of inadvertently misleading Parliament about his R500,000 campaign donation from Bosasa in her leaked preliminary report.
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Mkhwebane says she won’t comment on Ramaphosa-Bosasa ‘leaked report’
This after 'The Sunday Independent' reported that she found President Cyril Ramaphosa guilty of misleading Parliament over a R500k donation in 2017 from Bosasa.
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Order, Order! Warning shots fired within ANC over Sarb mandate
The ANC was disputing its own secretary-general's recent comments on expanding the mandate of the Reserve Bank, which have been met with divided views.
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DA wants Ramaphosa to stop Magashule from 'ever' speaking about economy
The DA called on President Cyril Ramaphosa to stop ANC secretary-general Ace Magashule from ever speaking on the economy and said he should also explain how the party’s NEC came to issue the “damaging” statement that it did on the South African Reserve Bank.
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ANC top 6 open up on Reserve Bank spat
The party said while it was its "desire for the South African Reserve Bank to be publicly owned", it recognised this was not prudent given the current economic and fiscal situation.
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Show leadership, Mr President: Maphatsoe to Ramaphosa on SARB mandate debacle
The president hasn’t entered this new wave of contradictions just yet and Kebby Maphatsoe told EWN he must show leadership on the matter.
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ANALYSIS: SA’s ‘new dawn’ should be built on evidence-based policy
Cyril Ramaphosa’s ‘new dawn’ will require a rigorous evidence-base of what works to guide high-level policy planning and design.
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Banking association urges govt to prioritise SOEs, build capacity
On Wednesday, President Cyril Ramaphosa met with the CEOs of parastatals who cited problems including that of political interference.
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Ramaphosa has 'frank' discussion with CEOs of SOEs
The presidency says the meeting was meant to hear the views of the executive leadership at the parastatals on the challenges they face in implementing their mandates.
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Ramaphosa meets with top executives of state-owned enterprises
President Cyril Ramaphosa’s meeting comes as the African National Congress on Tuesday described the situation at Eskom and South African Airways as a crisis, after the CEOs of both SOEs resigned.
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Ramaphosa urges journalists to strive for a free press in honour of Raymond Louw
President Cyril Ramaphosa said South Africa had lost a brave and principled journalist and a champion of press freedom.
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Departures at state-owned entities could drag out Ramaphosa's reforms
Since becoming president in February 2018, Cyril Ramaphosa has pledged to woo investment, create jobs and tackle deep-rooted corruption.
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IMF urges SA to speed up reforms to boost growth
The fund said following President Cyril Ramaphosa’s re-election last month, a focus on policy actions to remove long-standing constraints to growth and accelerate job creation was a must.
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ANC remains mum on integrity commission findings
The party is hosting a lekgotla in Irene, Pretoria to give direction to the governing party’s deployees some of whom have already been implicated in corruption.
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OPINION: Cabinet picks show Ramaphosa & allies believe they’re firmly in control
The Cabinet signals to the Zuma faction that the Ramaphosa group believes their star is waning and that they are not strong enough to turn the tide.
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HAJI MOHAMED DAWJEE: Cabinet’s women must be proud and defiant
Haji Mohamed Dawjee says up until this week’s announcement, the South African Cabinet has always reflected many a man’s dream come true.
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'I swear I'll be faithful': South Africa’s new Cabinet ministers sworn in
After President Cyril Ramaphosa announced his new reconfigured Cabinet on Wednesday evening, the ministers were officially sworn in on Thursday at Sefako Makgatho Presidential Guest House in Pretoria.
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Mr President, why did you remove Panyaza Lesufi from education?
In response to a question from a schoolgirl, Cyril Ramaphosa said: “We applaud him and are delighted with Panyaza, but let’s allow him to do specialised work in the finance sector where he’ll do very good work.”
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Costing the Cabinet and Parliament: What do members earn?
President Cyril Ramaphosa has officially announced the Cabinet ministers and deputies who will serve in the 6th Parliament, alongside MPs. This is how much they are set to earn.
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De Lille ready to grow SA economy with 'proper infrastructure'
Good leader Patricia de Lille was the biggest surprise when President Cyril Ramaphosa announced his Cabinet on Wednesday night.
