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Govt will ensure TB patients given more priority - Mabuza
Delivering a keynote address, deputy president and chairperson of the South African Aids Council, David Mabuza, said that government would ensure that TB...
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We'll wait for SIU findings on tender allegations against Mkhize - Mabuza
COVID-19 irregularities involving Health Minister Zweli Mkhize were among the topics raised with Deputy President David Mabuza on Wednesday.
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Don't politicise and racialise corruption at Eskom - Mabuza
The deputy president said they wanted to get to the bottom of all corruption claims at Eskom, but would not focus on race.
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SA can't afford to be complacent about COVID-19 - Mabuza
Deputy President David Mabuza addressed the nation ahead of Christmas Day, where he called on ordinary citizens to play their part in preventing the spread of infections.
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Eskom's social compact deserves full support, Mabuza tells Nedlac
Deputy President David Mabuza has emphasised that this was important to secure stable energy supply for inclusive economic growth, job creation and to reduce poverty.
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Govt committed to NSP target of reducing number of new HIV infections - Mabuza
Deputy President David Mabuza said that great strides had been made in meeting the first target of ensuring people knew their HIV status and currently 92% of people living with the virus knew their status.
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'You keep standing up': Makhura inspired by courage of youths living with HIV
Gauteng Premier David Makhura on Tuesday encouraged the youth living with HIV and Aids not to give up amid the string of challenges they face daily.
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Mabuza: Those behind destruction of road infrastructure must face the law
Deputy President David Mabuza has told the NCOP that disruptions to important projects were mainly as a result of a lack of opportunities for locals.
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Mabuza denies involvement in criminal activities allegedly committed by Bongo
Deputy President David Mabuza said that he was not aware of any investigation involving him and he would cooperate with law enforcement agencies should he be asked to.
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Mabuza: Govt caught napping on COVID-19 corruption
Deputy President David Mabuza blamed government systems and controls and also cited the human factor for failing to detect rampant corruption linked to COVID-19 social relief and the procurement of protective equipment and supplies.
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Mabuza to raise Munusamy appointment to Treasury position with Mboweni
Former Tiso Blackstar journalist Ranjeni Munusamy was last year implicated at the Zondo inquiry into state capture by a senior Hawks officer of having received dubious payments.
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Mabuza: SIU probing nearly R5bn worth of contracts related to COVID-19 graft
Deputy President David Mabuza said that government had thrown its full weight behind efforts to fight corruption.
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WATCH LIVE: Deputy President Mabuza answers questions in Parliament
Deputy President David Mabuza is answering questions related to the state of the economy and investment in Parliament.
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Mabuza: Crime and corruption erodes the image of South Africa
The deputy president on Sunday said that corruption was eroding the image of South Africa as allegations of corruption continued to swell around the country.
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Mabuza blames Eskom’s ageing fleet of power plants for loadshedding
Eskom announced stage three loadshedding would be implemented on Friday as the deputy president was answering questions in the National Council of Provinces (NCOP) on Thursday.
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Mabuza sounds loadshedding warning as power demand rises
South Africans might have become accustomed to having an uninterrupted power supply during the COVID-19 lockdown but Deputy President David Mabuza said that the consistent power supply might not last for long after losing four units and two power plants.
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Mabuza impressed by readiness of Maseve Mine field hospital in Rustenburg
The Deputy President was in the Bojanala region -which includes Rustenburg - which was the epicentre for COVID-19 infections in the province.
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Mabuza praises Free State for flattening COVID-19 curve
The province's 322 coronavirus cases account for less than 1% of the country's national 40,792 infection rate.
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Mabuza: Govt wouldn't allow children to return to school if lives were in danger
Deputy President David Mabuza said that if the country had the infrastructure, learning and teaching would have started a long time ago online.
