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Tourism minister to open Africa’s Travel Indaba in Durban
About 4000 delegates are expected to attend. The Indaba is expected to generate about R 72.5 million income for the city’s economy.
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ANC vow to renew itself is failing: A look at what taints leadership contenders
ANC members in the coming months will elect provincial leaders as part of the organisation's preparations towards its much-anticipated elective conference in December where new national leadership will be elected.
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JUDITH FEBRUARY: Will SA be on autopilot until the ANC elective conference?
President Cyril Ramaphosa is too afraid to lead and is so obsessed with seeking consensus within the ANC, whether it is on COVID-19 or the smallest governance issues.
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Lindiwe Sisulu called before ANC integrity commission over opinion piece
In the written piece, Lindiwe Sisulu said that the Constitution was not advancing the course of justice and made derogatory comments about black judges in the country.
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ANC's Magashule backs party MP Dirks for calling out Ramaphosa over state funds
Suspended African National Congress (ANC) secretary-general Ace Magashule said that Mervyn Dirks should not have been suspended for calling for President Cyril Ramaphosa to appear before the Standing Committee on Public Accounts (Scopa).
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Sisulu: Steps being taken to deal with dept's unqualified audit by AG
The department received an unqualified audit but with matters of emphasis for the 2021/2022 financial year, while SA Tourism was given a qualified audit with findings.
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Ramaphosa: ANC, alliance partners reaffirm support for Constitution, judiciary
According to ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa, the alliance movement reaffirmed its support and distanced itself from narratives that stripped away at its transformative intent and gains.
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Cosatu president slams ANC’s inability to discipline Lindiwe Sisulu over op-ed
Cosatu President Zingiswa Losi told the ANC lekgotla that failure to discipline ANC deployments was feeding a culture of mediocrity within the alliance.
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ANC lekgotla opens amid ongoing public spat between Sisulu and Ramaphosa
The ANC is meeting with its alliance partners and other stakeholders for its weekend lekgotla that begins on Saturday.
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'Politcally logical thing to do' could be to relieve Sisulu of duties - analyst
Nelson Mandela Metro University's Ongama Mtimka said the public spat has the potential to undermine the authority and political standing of the president.
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Sisulu has no intention of apologising for opinion piece - spokesperson
Tourism Minister Lindiwe Sisulu's spokesperson Steve Motale told Eyewitness News that the Presidency misrepresented Sisulu’s meeting with the president.
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Sisulu apologises, withdraws opinion piece after being ‘admonished’ by Ramaphosa
Tourism Minister Lindiwe Sisulu has withdrawn comments she made against South Africa's judiciary through a statement issued by the Presidency.
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ANC NWC hears calls for Sisulu's axing over controversial opinion piece
One faction wanted to push for Lindiwe Sisulu's firing, raising concerns that she’s bringing the ANC into disrepute.
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ANC elections should be focused on meritocracy, says analyst
During the ANC's Limpopo January 8 celebrations, leaders like Paul Mashatile and Ronald Lamola expressed some keenness to serve as the ANC's number 2, while negotiations and campaigning at local level was well underway.
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Casac, Judge Sachs weigh in on Sisulu's opinion piece
Casac said President Cyril Rampahosa's silence over Minister Lindiwe Sisulu's controversial opinion piece calling for the Constitution to be amended was concerning.
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Scrambling towards December, ANC leaders already jostling for number two seat
A number of ANC members are becoming clearer on their intentions to fight for the party's deputy presidency ahead of its national conference this December.
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YONELA DIKO: Lindiwe Sisulu and the mischief of failed ANC leaders
Lindiwe Sisulu's attack on the judiciary is widely unreasonable. In multiple seminal court cases, our judges have proven to be ideologically sound, politically mature and deeply invested in redressing the injustices of the past, writes Yonela Diko.
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MCEBO DLAMINI: Sisulu’s op-ed on the derelict state of SA a breath of fresh air
We prayed for justice, equality and freedom but that prayer was never answered. Not by the judiciary, the executive, nor the legislature.
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Sisulu will likely have to explain opinion piece to ANC - Besani
The African National Congress (ANC)'s head of presidency Sibongile Besani said that it made no sense to claim that the Constitution had serious shortcomings when it had not been stretched to its fullest capacity.
