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DA hits out at Mabuza for downplaying IPP contribution to power grid
Last week, Mabuza told the National Council of Provinces (NCOP) that IPPs were not contributing much energy to the grid and not making a difference.
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Mabuza: Soweto can’t boycott Eskom forever, they must pay up
Deputy President David Mabuza was responding to questions from members of the National Council of Provinces on a number of issues from land grabs to Eskom and energy supply.
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Mabuza: Eskom's generation problems constraining SA's development
Deputy President Davi Mabuza's comments about Eskom failing the economy come shortly after Stats SA released figures effectively placing the country in a technical recession.
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WATCH LIVE: Deputy President David Mabuza's answers questions in Parliament
Deputy President David Mabuza is Parliament and is answering oral questions from members of the National Council of Provinces (NCOP).
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Mantashe: Eskom being under DPE complicates its management
Mineral Resources and Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe said that having Eskom under Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan's department only made it more difficult to manage the power utility as it did not fall under his energy portfolio.
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Outa taking PP to court to access docs used to clear Mabuza of irregularities
Last year, Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane found irregularities relating to the purchase of three luxury cars allocated for Mabuza’s personal use.
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DA wants MPs to return from holiday to discuss Eskom's problems
The call by the DA followed contradicting messages from deputy President David Mabuza and the Presidency about how President Cyril Ramaphosa was misled by Eskom about load shedding.
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Presidency denies Ramaphosa misled over load shedding as stage 1 cuts kick in
Deputy President David Mabuza told reporters in Kimberley that Eskom deceived government, as the maintenance backlogs at the power utility simply meant that load shedding was here to stay.
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DA wants Mabuza rebuked over refusal to condemn anti-gay laws in Africa
On Thursday, Mabuza was asked in parliament to condemn the brutal laws in other African countries which have made homosexuality a crime.
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Mabuza: Eskom's challenges could hamper economic growth, new investment
Deputy President David Mabuza blamed years of failure to carry out the necessary maintenance on Eskom’s aging fleet of power stations.
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Revolution talk: EFF tells Mabuza to brush up on 4IR
Deputy President David Mabuza has been told to get a better understanding of the different industrial revolutions the world has undergone and especially the fourth, which is driven by technological advances such as robotics.
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Mabuza: Govt will meet deadline for expropriation without compensation
Deputy President David Mabuza gave the assurance during his oral question and answer session in the National Assembly on Tuesday.
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WATCH LIVE: Mabuza answers questions on 4IR, service delivery in Parliament
Deputy President David Mabuza is in the National Assembly for oral replies to questions from MPs.
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Mabuza: Continued discrimination against women in workplace a concern for govt
The deputy president said that there are more women graduates at university level than men, yet women made up the biggest number of the unemployed.
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Mabuza: Govt can't afford to ignore advice of rating agencies
Deputy President David Mabuza said that government was working to address ratings agencies’ concerns about the country’s slow growth, burgeoning government debt and unstable state-owned entities.
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Mabuza apologises to SA for latest power cuts
Responding to oral questions in the National Assembly, Deputy President David Mabuza was quizzed about how the government would go about avoiding future ratings downgrades and whether he supported the unbundling of Eskom into three different entities.
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WATCH LIVE: Deputy President David Mabuza's Q&A in Parliament
Deputy President David Mabuza is answering questions in the National Assembly during a question and answer session.
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Mabuza implores S Africans to pay for govt services they consume
Deputy President David Mabuza also said he would report all departments and their political heads to President Cyril Ramaphosa if they fail to address the growing debt which was owed mostly to Eskom.
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SA unemployment crisis: Ramaphosa, Mabuza meet with business community
Job creation is a major problem in South Africa, with unemployment increasing despite various interventions from government.
