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Landowners, businesses must support govt efforts on land reform, says Ramaphosa
In his virtual Day of Reconciliation message, the president spoke out against corruption and called on businesses to reflect their support for transformation.
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Ramaphosa: We must address SA’s many social ills to achieve true reconciliation
‘Much as we continue to actively work to overcome the divisions in our society, deep and persistent challenges remain,’ President Cyril Ramaphosa said on Wednesday in his Reconciliation Day speech.
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Durban beachgoers express their views on latest COVID-19 regulations
On Monday night, President Cyril Ramaphosa announced the closure of beaches in some parts of the country and a ban of large gatherings across the country in a bid to slow the second coronavirus wave.
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Some events companies cancel festive events amid COVID-19 second wave
On Monday night, President Cyril Ramaphosa warned that this year’s celebrations would be different and urged South Africans to stay home to curb the spread of the coronavirus.
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Closed beaches, new hotspots and early curfew - COVID-19 restriction update
President Cyril Ramaphosa addressed the nation on Monday evening to provide an update on COVID-19 restrictions after entering the second wave. #Ramaphosa #COVID19news #Beaches
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Ramaphosa cuts back alcohol sales, extends curfew & closes some beaches
President Cyril Ramaphosa introduced some new coronavirus restrictions for the festive season as South Africa deals with a second wave of infections.
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READ: President Ramaphosa's full speech on festive season COVID-19 restrictions
The president addressed the nation on the coronavirus restrictions to be implemented for the festive season.
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Ramaphosa announces no alcohol sales from Friday to Sunday, curfew extended
President Cyril Ramaphosa updated the country on the current status of the coronavirus pandemic in the country.
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Presidency dismisses report alleging ‘plot’ against PP as ‘complete fabrication’
'The Star' reported on Monday that the president was behind moves to get Busisiwe Mkhwebane arrested before she releases her report in which he is being investigated for approving the ANC’s controversial trip to Zimbabwe on an Air Force jet in September.
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Ramaphosa's COVID-19 family meeting to take place at 8pm tonight
President Cyril Ramaphosa met with several organisations, including the ruling party's alliance members, ahead of today's address.
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Ramaphosa sends condolences on passing of Eswatini PM Ambrose Dlamini
Dlamini died on Sunday at a Johannesburg hospital four weeks after he tested positive for the coronavirus.
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SA lockdown: 5 key points from Thursday’s family meeting
In a televised address to the nation, the president acknowledged that there was clear evidence of a resurgence of COVID-19 infections in parts of the country, especially in the Eastern Cape and Western Cape.
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Matshela Koko claims Ramaphosa interfered with Eskom’s board to get him fired
The former Eskom CEO on Thursday testified at the state capture commission of inquiry about the suspension of some executives, including himself.
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Modise refers ATM no-confidence motion for rescheduling to programming committee
The African Transformation Movement (ATM) asked the speaker for a postponement on Thursday after going to court to fight for a secret ballot for a motion of no confidence in President Cyril Ramaphosa.
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Ramaphosa: Many municipalities ill-equipped to take on their responsibilities
During the 2018/2019 report, the Auditor-General found that only 20 of the country’s more than 250 municipalities had achieved clean audits for that period.
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Modise to comment on ATM’s secret ballot court bid in due course, says Parly
The African Transformation Movement (ATM) went to court on Thursday morning to have the Speaker’s decision not to allow a secret ballot reviewed and set aside.
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Secret ballot will allow MPs from to vote according to conscience - ATM
The African Transformation Movement (ATM) said that it had gone to court to compel National Assembly Speaker Thandi Modise to allow a secret ballot for voting on Thursday’s no-confidence motion in President Cyril Ramaphosa.
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DA to abstain from frivolous no-confidence motion against Ramaphosa - Mazzone
The motion, the first to be faced by Ramaphosa since he came into power, has been brought by the African Transformation Movement (ATM).
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Modise declines ATM secret ballot request in Ramaphosa no-confidence motion
The no-confidence motion is expected to be debated in the National Assembly on Thursday.
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Ramaphosa: We need to work harder on HIV prevention among key populations
In his weekly newsletter on the eve of World Aids Day, the president said the country still had far more to do in the fight against HIV and Aids.
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Ramaphosa set to get SIU preliminary findings on Diko PPE matter in December
Presidency spokesperson Khusela Diko, who took a leave of absence exactly four months ago, finally presented herself before the SIU for questioning.
