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DA calls on Ramaphosa to cut down his Cabinet
DA leader Mmusi Maimane has suggested Ramaphosa reduce government departments to only 15.
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[WATCH LIVE] Sona: MPs debate Ramaphosa's speech
President Cyril Ramaphosa delivered his maiden State of the Nation Address (Sona) on Friday, just a day after being elected unopposed and sworn in after Jacob Zuma’s reluctant resignation.
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MPs to debate Ramaphosa's Sona speech
President Cyril Ramaphosa received a standing ovation after his maiden State of the Nation Address of Friday even from opposition parties.
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Zuma: Govt unapologetic for enforcing radical economic transformation
President Jacob Zuma said that socio-economic transformation would help grow the economy in an inclusive manner.
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Zuma speaks out against collusion in banking sector
President Zuma was responding to the announcement that 17 banks would be prosecuted on allegations of colluding to manipulate the value of the rand.
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Cwele: Govt aiming to change monopolistic behaviour of banks
Telecommunications Minister Siyabonga Cwele said there is a need to review the financial sector charters as it relates to the finance to small and informal business.
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Minister Shabangu urges employers to end discrimination
Shabangu has emphasised the importance of gender parity and called for more support of women-owned businesses.
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Nkwinti: Govt must start expropriating land without compensation
Land Reform Minister Gugile Nkwinti says an audit of pre-colonial land is needed to fast-track the transfer of land to the black majority.
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‘Opposition members are doing SA a disservice by misbehaving’
The president called for a change in behaviour, saying MPs need to be united.
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Zuma steers clear of opposition’s attacks during #SonaDebate
The president says there are many positives to build on despite the global economic crisis.
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#SonaDebate: Zuma focuses on economy
President Zuma says his address last week was about uniting the country to boost the economy.
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#ComeBackThursday: Zuma's best 'burns'
We can't wait for the president's response to opposition leaders over topics raised in post-Sona debates.
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Opposition parties accused of ‘talking down the economy’
Ebrahim Patel accused the DA and EFF of 'schoolboy debating tactics', like inventing imaginary prophets.
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Steehnuisen apologises, calm restored at Sona debate
Steenhuisen laid into Tau after he ruled MPs could not be described as being part of factions.
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Manamela: Malema is a gossip & an ‘impimpi’
Buti Manamela has hit back at Julius Malema and the EFF during day two of the Sona debate.
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#SonaDebate: Sparks fly & tempers flare
It all started when the DA took issue with Raseriti Tau’s decision to call Cope's Mosiuoa Lekota to order.
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#SonaDebate: Joemat-Pettersson delivers blows to opposition parties
She says the African National Congress will be around long after Julius Malema is gone.
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Mbete rules out personal, private remarks from today’s Sona debate
She says it’s her duty to make sure scandalous and improper matters don’t appear on the printed record.
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#SonaDebate: Round 2 commences at 2pm
Zuma sat through a bruising 1st bout yesterday as opposition MPs mercilessly attacked his leadership.
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EFF will never sing ‘Die Stem’ - Malema
EFF MPs sat down when the Afrikaans verses of the anthem were sung during Sona last week.
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#SonaDebate: The roast of Jacob Zuma
MPs used the biggest scandals in Zuma's two terms to launch scathing attacks on his leadership.