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JUDITH FEBRUARY: South African public life is awash with impunity
The state has become a convenient conveyor belt for the incapable, the unqualified, the connected and those who would struggle to find jobs on a competitive basis, writes Judith February.
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DA to file complaint on appointment of Simelane, Shaik by Sisulu
Simelane was former President Jacob Zuma's appointment to the director of public prosecutions, while Shaik played a lamentable role in the Bulelani Ngcuka Apartheid spy debacle.
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Sisulu calls for urgent government intervention in drought-hit EC
Minister Sisulu visited the province with her deputy David Mahlobo on Monday to assess the situation, which she said had deteriorated.
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Sisulu: We take the water crisis seriously
Addressing the media on Tuesday, Minister Lindiwe Sisulu spoke directly to the communities worst affected, saying government - and her department specifically - does have a plan.
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Water Minister Sisulu's plans for some of SA's severe drought areas
Last week, the minister launched the master plan, to ensure the security of water supply.
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Sisulu to launch to master plan for water crisis
It will spell out government's short, medium and long-term strategy to secure water security in the country.
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CT students beg ministers to do more to protect women
The group met with the four ministers for a question and answer session, just a few minutes after President Cyril Ramaphosa addressed a march at the gates of Parliament.
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Sisulu wants 7-day shifts for officials in bid to clean up Water Dept
Water and Sanitation Minister Lindiwe Sisulu has tabled her department’s R16 billion budget vote on Tuesday where she promised to clean up the department which had run out of money last year.
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Sisulu ‘satisfied’ with published draft legislation on land expropriation
While introducing her department's budget vote on Tuesday, Lindiwe Sisulu said her department would like to be the first to benefit from this legislation.
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Sisulu hands over title deeds to Cornubia residents
The project was part of a national pilot programme to build integrated housing units. The national IRDP project was promulgated by Parliament in 2004.
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Sisulu to be 'hands on' in Makana water crisis
Minister Lindiwe Sisulu will oversee a multi-sectoral team to be appointed from key stakeholders at national, provincial and local level, said her department.
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Sisulu ‘concerned’ about violence in Alexandra
About 80 houses belonging to Marlboro informal settlement residents were demolished on Friday by the Red Ants, sparking violent protests in the township.
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Familiar faces of Ramaphosa’s ‘New Dawn’: The Cabinet merry-go-round
While many were relieved at the introduction of new faces and a trimmed Cabinet, there were some returning familiar faces who've been playing musical chairs. EWN takes a look when their Cabinet careers started.
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Ramaphosa, Dlamini Zuma, Mantashe sworn in as MPs
New and old MPs are being sworn-in to the sixth Parliament of South Africa.
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SACP denounces ‘attack’ by SA Jewish Board on Sisulu over Israel Embassy
This follows an article by the 'Daily Maverick' on Friday which quoted the board’s vice-president Zev Krengel who said Sisulu was a threat to the Jewish community in South Africa.
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Lindiwe Sisulu to play pivotal role as new ANCWL member, says Dlamini
Sisulu was officially welcomed by league president Bathabile Dlamini in the Free State on Saturday during the commemoration of late ANC stalwart Walter Sisulu.
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Security experts assess situation in Mozambique during Lindiwe Sisulu visit
Mozambique made international news in April as the victim of two killer storms, but earlier in 2019, it got attention as a hotspot for terrorists in the north of the country.
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SADC election observers shouldn’t fear xenophobic attacks - Sisulu
Foreign Affairs Minister Joseph Malanji heads the 48-member SADC team being deployed throughout all nine provinces to ensure that the general election is free and fair.
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The less said the better for abducted Shiraaz Mohamed - Sisulu
Minister Lindiwe Sisulu said she wouldn't discuss South African government policy on negotiating ransoms because that could jeopardise the lives of hostages.
