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Opposition parties want Gigaba to account for wrongdoing
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane instructed National Assembly Speaker Baleka Mbete to refer Malusi Gigaba’s conduct to Parliament’s ethics committee, a hurdle he must face if he chooses to remain an MP.
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[LISTEN] DA gives Gigaba’s resignation a thumbs up
DA leader Mmusi Maimane says Malusi Gigaba's resignation was long overdue.
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Opposition parties welcome Gigaba resignation
Democratic Alliance leader Mmusi Maimane says Malusi Gigaba has done profound damage to the people of South Africa.
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Maimane wants access to secret contract between Ramaphosa’s son & Bosasa
Earlier this week, the president told Parliament that he believes a R500,000 payment made to his son by Bosasa was above aboard.
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If Zuma approaches Supreme Court of Appeal, he must pay for it himself, says DA
The DA's James Selfe says under the circumstances, the party thinks it’s entirely appropriate that the court handed down a punitive and personal cost order.
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Msimanga ‘positive’ DA will do well in Gauteng during 2019 polls
The DA premier candidate was in Alexandra earlier on Saturday for the launch of the DA’s ‘team one Gauteng’ campaign.
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DA: Zuma costs order must serve as lesson against abusing state coffers
The High Court in Pretoria yesterday dismissed Zuma’s application for leave to appeal the costs order made against him following his failed attempt to review the Public Protector’s State of Capture remedial action.
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City of Tshwane manager Mosola files grievance against Msimanga
Moeketsi Mosola submitted his grievance to speaker of council Katlego Mathabe to investigate the illegal and unlawful conduct of the mayor and the DA administration.
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DA welcomes High Court rejection of Zuma's personal costs order appeal
The High Court released its judgment regarding the former president's application for leave to appeal a personal costs order.
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Court dismisses Zuma’s leave to appeal personal costs order
This means Jacob Zuma will now have to personally pick up the legal fees incurred in his failed bid to review the Public Protector’s state of capture report.
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Reclaim the City ‘disappointed’ in DA’s handling of CT housing crisis
Nkosikhona Swartbooi, head of Ndifuna Ukwazi, says he still believes the government is not prioritising affordable housing in the inner city.
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[WATCH] De Lille lays criminal complaint against DA members
Former Cape Town Mayor Patricia de Lille wants DA members investigated for fraud, defamation of character and crimen injuria.
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'Undue delay' by EFF, DA in challenging govt's decision to pay Zuma's legal fees
It’s estimated that the State has coughed up between R15 million and R32 million since 2005 to pay for Jacob Zuma’s lawyers and advocates as well as cost orders made against him.
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21 Life Esidimeni patients still missing
The Democratic Alliance’s Jack Bloom says it is worrying that they have not been found after they have been missing for so long.
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Malusi Gigaba dodges critical issues before Parly committee
Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba made no reference to a court ruling that he lied under oath in granting permission for immigration services at Fireblade Aviation.
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MPs trade blows and insults during Ramaphosa’s Q&A session
Agang SA MP Andries Tlouamma was tackled by the Economic Freedom Fighters’ Nazier Paulsen after he rose on a point of order.
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Presidency distances itself from court notice filed on behalf of Ramaphosa
This is to oppose the Democratic Alliance’s (DA) application seeking to declare the appointment of ministers Malusi Gigaba and Bathabile Dlamini unconstitutional and invalid.
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DA's Dan Plato gets challengers for mayoral position
The position is vacant following Patricia de Lille's resignation last week as per an agreement with the DA.
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DA proposes changes to Public Finance Management Act for more transparency
DA MP Alf Lees’s draft Private Member’s Bill to amend the Public Finance Management Act will come before Parliament’s Finance Committees for consideration.
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DA seeks to force Ramaphosa's hand in sacking Malusi Gigaba
Cyril Ramaphosa has about 10 days left to indicate whether he will oppose the DA’s application to declare Malusi Gigaba’s appointment as inconsistent with his constitutional obligations.
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DA heading to court to challenge Dlamini & Gigaba reappointment
The DA is seeking an order declaring their re-appointments of Malusi Gibaba and Bathabile Dlamini unlawful, unconstitutional and invalid.
