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Mabe: ANC will deal with Niehaus’ criminal complaint once party's been served
Carl Niehaus laid a criminal complaint against the ANC and its top brass at the Joburg central police station earlier on Wednesday.
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Mabe: ANC coming up with ‘innovative’ ways to address deepening financial woes
The party has closed its offices across the country as of Thursday as workers embark on a strike over unpaid salary.
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ANC management to continue talking to staffers over unpaid salaries - Mabe
In a letter to staff on Wednesday, the party told workers it was not in a position to pay outstanding salaries for July and August.
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ANC suspends Carl Niehaus for bringing the party into disrepute
ANC spokesperson Pule Mabe confirmed that the party had suspended Carl Niehaus after he made inflammatory comments while in Nkandla which brought the ANC into disrepute. Niehaus is a staunch supporter of former President Jacob Zuma and has made numerous trips to his homestead following a Constitutional Court judgment that sentenced Zuma to 15 months in prison.
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Mabe: Those who are mobilising to create more division in ANC won't win
African National Congress (ANC) spokesperson, Pule Mabe was responding to calls among suspended secretary-general Ace Magashule’s allies for a special national elective conference to take place.
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Mabe reacts to Magashule’s defiance: No one is above ANC’s discipline
He's reacted to suspended secretary general Ace Magashule’s letter to party president Cyril Ramaphosa admitting it’s an unprecedented situation.
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Mabe: ANC NEC to resume meeting on Monday evening
It’s understood that the NEC's three-day meeting ended in the early hours of Monday morning due to fierce debates over the ANC's 2017 resolution for those facing charges to step aside.
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ANC reprimands Mbalula over scathing tweets about Maphatsoe, Niehaus
Party spokesperson Pule Mabe said Fikile Mbalula's actions went against the ANC’s social media policy.
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ANC calls for mobilising workers’ capital to support economic transformation
The ANC's Pule Mabe has suggested that pension funds should be targeted for small to medium business funding and investment in developmental projects.
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Stabilising Eskom shouldn't be about race, says ANC after calls for black CEO
There’s been some criticism after the appointment of Andrew De Ruyter as Eskom’s CEO.
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Nobody has a right to make death threats, says ANC on Hofmeyr
The party’s Pule Mabe made the comments on Monday afternoon after laying a complaint of crimen injuria against controversial Afrikaans singer Steve Hofmeyr.
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ANC opens a case against Hofmeyr for comments about Zindzi Mandela, Van Damme
The ANC has opened a case of crimen injuria and incitement to violence against Afrikaans musician Steve Hofmeyr.
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ANC wants stricter sentences for rapists and abusers
The party is calling for bail conditions to be tightened and harsher sentences in combating violence against women and children particularly in cases of sexual assault and domestic violence.
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Ramaphosa on Kodwa & Mabe: Processes must be followed
Referring to rape allegations against party spokesperson Zizi Kodwa, President Ramaphosa says it’s important to allow processes to deal with the issue.
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ANC wary of more scandals erupting in run-up to elections
The ANC has been making headlines for the wrong reasons over the past few months. This includes ANC members being implicated in testimony at the various commissions of inquiry currently underway.
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ANC on Mabe, Kodwa cases: 'We don’t want to judge'
Pule Mabe and Zizi Kodwa have stepped aside voluntarily, pending the finalisation of the allegations against them.
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ANC says Kodwa and Mabe innocent until proven guilty
Pule Mabe and Zizi Kodwa have stepped aside voluntarily, pending the finalisation of the allegations against them.
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ANC on Kodwa and Mabe: Innocent until proven guilty
ANC secretary general Ace Magashule spoke on the decisions of Pule Mabe and Zizi Kodwa to step aside as spokespersons during a media briefing at Luthuli House.
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ANC: Kodwa & Mabe agree to step aside as spokespersons
EWN earlier on Tuesday reported that the national working committee took the decision to remove ANC heavyweights Zizi Kodwa and Pule Mabe as spokespersons for now following claims of rape and sexual harassment.
