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Zille: SA can become a Singapore or another Zimbabwe
Western Cape Premier Helen Zille reiterated that some aspects of the legacy of colonialism must be retained for South Africa not to turn into what she calls 'a Zimbabwe'.
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[WATCH] Khayelitsha residents stand up against crime
Khayelitsha residents took to the streets of Cape Town to stand up against the increase in crimes targeting schools in the area.
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[LISTEN] ‘DA in real trouble over Mashaba & Zille tweets’
Talk Radio 702 host Bongani Bingwa says the official opposition party needs to ditch its divisive leaders or face the ire of the voters next year.
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Helen Zille sparks social media debate on colonialism yet again
Zille isn’t the only Democratic Alliance member who has attracted negative criticism on social media on Monday morning.
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Public Protector interdicted from taking remedial action against Zille
The High Court interdict prevents the Public Protector and Speaker of the provincial legislature from implementing the remedial action of the report into Helen Zille's controversial colonialism tweet.
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Mkhwebane stands by report on Zille’s colonialism tweets
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane says the Western Cape legislature is undermining her office by dismissing her report on Helen Zille’s colonialism tweets.
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Mkhwebane: Zille’s colonialism tweet violated ethics code, Constitution
Busisiwe Mkhwebane says Helen Zille’s colonialism tweet was offensive and insensitive to a section of South Africa’s population.
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Maimane: DA unified ahead of upcoming elections
The City Press reported that the party could split with several senior members looking to form their own party under the leadership of western cape premier Helen Zille.
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Zille: Economic freedom needed but it must be for all
Western Cape Premier Helen Zille says that she agrees with the EFF that economic freedom is needed but she says it must be for everybody under a capable state.
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[LISTEN] Zille explains latest tweets on colonialism
WC Premier Helen Zille says colonialism may have been evil but there are aspects of the its legacy which can be positive although these do not outweigh the bad.
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R6bn allocated for drought relief not enough, says Zille
The Western Cape has been declared a provincial disaster zone.
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WC State of the Province Address to take place on 22 Feb
It's been moved, because the State of the Nation Address will be held at Parliament on Friday.
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Capetonians urged not to be complacent with water saving methods
With tighter water curbs in place, residents have been asked not to exceed the use of 50 litres of water per person day.
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Zille seeks urgent funding to boost CT water supply
Western Cape Premier Helen Zille wants a joint task team representing all spheres of government to tackle the drought.
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Plans in place to deal with disease outbreaks amid CT water crisis
Premier Helen Zille has on Monday met with delegates from the National Disaster Risk Management Department and other bodies in preparation for the day Cape Town's municipal water supply runs dry.
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NGO seeks inquiry into drug abuse in CT
The organisation's Anthony Hall says the province is in desperate need of intervention by government and police.
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'Deploying army to gang-ridden areas not a permanent solution'
Police Minister Fikile Mbalula says South Africa has been gripped by an increase in extremely violent crime, leaving communities unsafe.
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Child killings continue to haunt WC
Premier Helen Zille met with NGOs this week to discuss the issue of child killings.
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Zille: Western Cape will not run out of water
The average dam level in Cape Town is at 32.4% this week, compared to over 100% in 2014.
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Zille: WC needs more money to offset drought impact
Western Cape Premier Helen Zille will give a progress report on Thursday on efforts to address water shortages in several parts of the province.
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ANC's motion of no confidence in Zille fails
The ANC has failed in its attempt to convince the legislature to go ahead with a vote of no confidence against Western Cape Premier Helen Zille.
