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The ANC's new top 6
The ANC has elected its new top 6 at its 54th national conference in Johannesburg.
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[WATCH] Paul Mashatile: We are ready for conference
ANC NEC member Paul Mashatile spoke to EWN's Stephen Grootes about the readiness of the conference due to start on Saturday morning.
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ANC leaders should always prioritise people - Mashatile
Paul Mashatile says a leader should carry the characteristics of the iconic ANC members who led the party during apartheid.
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Midvaal mayor hopes MEC Mashatile keeps promises to Sicelo community
Midvaal Mayor Bongani Baloyi says that nothing has changed for residents of the Sicelo informal settlement following a meeting with Gauteng Human Settlements MEC Paul Mashatile to end demonstrations.
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‘Still no arrests’ after initiation school deaths in Gauteng
The DA says 27 illegal initiation schools were operating in the summer and 40 others in winter this year alone.
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'More aggressive policing needed to guard transport infrastructure'
Gauteng Transport MEC Ismael Vadi says more aggressive policing is needed to deal with protesters who continue to barricade the R59 in Meyerton.
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Paul Mashatile ‘shocked’ by deadly land clashes in Lenasia
It’s understood the violence erupted on Friday when the Red Ants started demolishing shacks and evicting illegal dwellers from the area.
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Mashatile waiting to be persuaded by ANC presidential hopefuls
The party’s provincial chairperson Paul Mashatile says his previous pronouncement that he supports Ramaphosa is not cast in stone, saying Gauteng is open to persuasion.
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Mashatile: Khoza’s departure a loss to the ANC
ANC MP Makosi Khoza announced her resignation from the ruling party at a briefing at Liliesleaf Farm on Thursday.
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[WATCH] Go inside the abandoned R100m Soweto housing project
The DA’s Makashule Gana conducted an inspection of the derelict Dube hostel project and is demanding that Gauteng Human Settlements MEC Paul Mashatile explain why the flats aren’t occupied and if there are plans to make them fit for residents.
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Dept to be more aggressive in clearing hijacked Gauteng buildings
Paul Mashatile says they are now working with municipalities to work out who are the owners of the dilapidated buildings.
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Shack fires prompt Gauteng MEC to demand proof of building ownership
This comes after the death of a one-year-old in a fire that gutted 120 shacks at an abandoned factory in Marlboro, north of Johannesburg at the weekend.
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Mashatile urges property owners to submit occupation certificates over safety
This follows a fire at a hijacked building in the Johannesburg CBD last week in which seven people were killed and several others injured.
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Mashatile: Task team to deal with illegal occupation, hijacking of buildings
Paul Mashatile has described the growing trend of occupying or hijacking buildings as a 'breeding ground for crime and grime'.
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Mashatile: Gauteng ANC united ahead of elective conference
The party concluded its conference on Sunday which was convened to prepare for the national policy gathering later this week.
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Mashatile: ANC Gauteng to meet other provinces to reach consensus on succession
ANC Gauteng chairperson Paul Mashatile says Gauteng will continue to meet with other provinces over leadership.
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Mashatile: We must rebuild the moral integrity of the ANC
Paul Mashatile delivered a closing address at the provincial party's policy conference on Sunday evening.
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Mashatile: State capture probe an opportunity for people to clear their names
Paul Mashatile says the ANC needs to put the allegations that the state is captured behind it.
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Mashatile: We want leaders who protect the state
ANC Gauteng chairperson Paul Mashatile says the history of the party should guide the future of the ANC when deciding on new leadership.
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Paul Mashatile throws his weight behind Ramaphosa to succeed Zuma
Mashatile says as Ramaphosa must lead the movement just as President Jacob Zuma took over from former president Thabo Mbeki as his deputy.
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Mashatile urges ANC to mend division ahead of elective conference
Paul Mashatile has urged the party's members to elect a leader who will unite the party ahead of the national conference.
