Mogoeng to preside over swearing in of NCOP delegates
Politics
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Ramaphosa wants to revive presidential policy and research unit
President Cyril Ramaphosa now that he had received a new mandate from voters, after the ANC's victory at the polls last week, he would make sure effective policies were implemented.
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Chief Justice Mogoeng receives MP candidate lists
Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng is received the candidate lists for Members of Parliament from the IEC.
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IEC needs to improve management of election day, say CT IEC volunteers
On election day Western Cape IEC head Courtney Sampson admitted they hadn't foreseen so many voters would cast ballots at stations where they were not registered.
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Ramaphosa: My Cabinet will help grow SA's economy
The president's administration is under pressure to create jobs with the latest unemployment figures showing that over 6 million people are sitting without jobs.
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Ramaphosa in first investor meeting since ANC election win
President Cyril Ramaphosa will attend a conference by global investment banking firm Goldman Sachs in Johannesburg.
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IEC awaits full report on sample of indelible ink in double voting matter
The supposedly indelible ink was one of the security measures used to protect the voting system.
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DA to probe drop in WC support as it looks ahead to 2021 elections
DA provincial leader Bonginkosi Madikizela took full responsibility of the party's declining support.
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Lekota's days as Cope leader numbered?
Congress of the People (Cope) general secretary Papi Kganare said that while he denied the Eyewitness News report that some of the party’s leaders plan to remove Mosioua Lekota from his leadership position, he can’t say if the party still has confidence in him.
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Chief Justice Moegoeng to receive list of new MPs today
The sixth Parliament will officially begin next week and at the centre of this will be the allocation of seats to MPs based on party lists.
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IEC: Interim findings show indelible ink used during voting was faulty
Voters complained that the ink was easy to wash off after casting their ballots last Wednesday, with claims that some voters then attempted to cast more than one ballot.
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‘Worst-run elections’: IEC volunteers in CT complain of chaos on election day
While political parties were concerned about voter turnout, the IEC was worried about volunteer burnout.
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ANC, DA to receive fewer rands from IEC fund after decline in votes
The ANC and the DA, which lost 19 and five MP seats, respectively, in the National Assembly, will be getting a smaller slice of the pie this time around with the EFF and the Freedom Front Plus getting a bit more.
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DA’s Bonginkosi Madikizela takes responsibility for party’s decline in WC
The announcement made by DA Western Cape leader Bonginkosi Madikizela echoed that made by DA national leader Mmusi Maimane who accepted responsibility for the DA’s poor performance at national level.
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FIKILE-NTSIKELELO MOYA: What is the South African agenda?
Fikile-Ntsikelelo Moya says until South Africa gets a leader who can spell out and rally the nation around a common agenda, the country will remain stuck in its quagmire.
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Cope leaders want Mosiuoa Lekota out over AfriForum partnership
From an impressive 30 seats when it first entered Parliament in 2009, the party has dwindled to just two seats after last week’s election.
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ANC's Ebrahim Rasool set to return to WC legislature
ANC Western Cape secretary Faiez Jacobs said that Rasool was one of 12 members heading to the provincial legislature.
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Maimane takes full responsibly for drop in DA electoral support
The DA suffered a major loss at the polls last week, losing five seats in Parliament but remained the official opposition.
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Magashule stands by comment on Ramaphosa election success
This comes after a war of words between Ace Magashule and the ANC’s head of elections Fikile Mbalula after the party's secretary-general challenged the view that it was Ramaphosa who led to the ANC’s electoral success.
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Cele: Security cluster to switch focus to Ramaphosa's inauguration
Police Minister Bheki Cele declared that last week's elections were safe despite a few disruptions.
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Party for all: DA says won't compete with 'racial nationalist political parties'
The DA lost a percentage point since its last showing in the 2014 election and has acknowledged losing some of its traditional support to the Freedom Front Plus.
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CARTOON: The Smallanyana Parties
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