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'ANC has never prosecuted a single apartheid murderer', says Malema
Julius Malema was speaking at the EFF June 16 commemoration outside the Uitsig High School in Centurion.
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‘We have to find our shared vision for SA’ - Steenhuisen warns against divisions
Steenhuisen made the comments at his party’s first rally ahead of the 2021 local government elections which are expected to take place in October.
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DA ready to take on ANC in local government elections, says Steenhuisen
John Steenhuisen said the party had started its preparations and was ready to sell its message to South Africans.
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JUDITH FEBRUARY: No matter who governs, SA’s future political landscape is messy
Quite what the future political landscape will look like after the local government elections is unclear, writes Judith February.
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Ramaphosa: Logistics for comprehensive vaccine roll-out campaign in place
President Cyril Ramaphosa told MPs that South Africa has secured enough vaccines to dose 41.5 million people, but he cautioned that there could be delivery issues that were beyond the government’s control.
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President Ramaphosa dismisses opposition criticism on vaccine rollout
President Cyril Raphaosa faced tough questions from the EFF and the DA on government's vaccine rollout plan during a question and answer session in the National Assembly on Thursday.
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Steenhuisen: Ramaphosa cannot distance himself from state capture
Democratic Alliance (DA) leader John Steenhuisen was attending the state capture commission in person and DA supporters were demonstrating outside with placards saying that Cyril Ramaphosa enabled state capture.
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Steenhuisen on Ramaphosa: We need to know what he knew and what he did about it
DA leader John Steenhuisen attended the state capture commission of inquiry on 28 April 2021 to listen to ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa's first day of evidence.
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YONELA DIKO: DA at a crossroads: In search of political relevance on the cheap
The shifts needed to make real and meaningful change in racial inequality require deeply uncomfortable changes to white lives, writes Yonela Diko.
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Opposition parties tear into Ramaphosa on first day of Sona debate
The Democratic Alliance hammered on Cyril Ramaphosa’s internal battles within the ruling party’ where there were plans to undermine him and to try and topple him.
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John Steenhuisen: Ramaphosa's presidency needs a reset
DA leader John Steenhuisen spoke on the party's social media platforms on what President Cyril Ramaphosa needed to tackle in the 2021 State of the Nation Address.
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Politicians describe Jackson Mthembu as 'man of honour' & 'a true patriot'
Political parties have paid tribute to the late Minister in the Presidency Jackson Mthembu.
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DA demands answers from President Ramaphosa on vaccine negotiations
DA leader John Steenhuisen addressed the nation on Monday, detailing how the party intended to pursue a court case against government on its COVID-19 vaccine procurement strategy. #DemocraticAlliance #COVID19 #Vaccine
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DA eyes legal action over govt's COVID-19 vaccine plan
Party leader John Steenhuisen will on Monday outline the court challenge.
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After a bruising 2020 for DA, Steenhuisen faced with a mammoth task
John Steenhuisen received the mandate to lead the Democratic Alliance (DA) but there are persistent questions about the direction of the party and its future.
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Steenhuisen: ANC’s handling of Magashule a slap in the face for SA
He's reacted after the governing party failed to suspend Ace Magashule following its national executive meeting this week.
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DA insists Phumzile van Damme is not being sidelined despite forced sabbatical
Phumzile van Damme was the party’s communications shadow minister but was reshuffled out of the shadow cabinet and replaced by Zakhele Mbhele after being put on sabbatical by the party’s leader John Steenhuisen.
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Mazzone: DA only had good intentions for granting Van Damme sabbatical
Over the weekend, DA leader John Steenhuisen announced Van Damme would be taking a sabbatical to look after her health.
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Zakhele Mbhele replaces Phumzile van Damme as DA Shadow Comms Minister
Initially, Van Damme said she would challenge the decision, but she appeared to have changed her mind.
