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Red tape is stifling small businesses - Ndabeni-Abrahams
Small Business Development Minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams also encouraged SMMEs to highlight the various challenges they faced when dealing with government...
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Ndabeni-Abrahams urges S.Africans to take the entrepreneurship route
South Africans need to think of themselves as job creators rather than just job seekers, said Minister of Small Business Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams.
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Ndabeni-Abrahams' master plan for small businesses
Minister Stella Ndabeni Abrahams said this approach was necessary as the National Development Plan not only mandated the government to create jobs but also highlighted that the state was a critical player in growing and transforming the economy.
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Release of spectrum should be settled out of court – Ndabeni-Abrahams
The minister said litigation over spectrum and the licensing of WOAN – the wireless open access network – was hobbling South Africa’s economic recovery.
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Ndabeni-Abrahams calls for arrest of people seen destroying 5G network towers
This week alone, three telecommunications network infrastructure towers belonging to Vodacom and MTN were burnt and destroyed in KwaZulu-Natal.
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Ndabeni-Abrahams: We welcome Icasa’s level 1 BBBEE status requirement
The Communications Minister has detailed changes to the entities in her portfolio.
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JUDITH FEBRUARY: The indescribable impunity of the ANC
Quite how the ANC hopes to improve its results in next year's local government elections is unclear when it seems so unfit for purpose, writes Judith February.
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NPA: Ndabeni-Abrahams intentionally broke lockdown rules
A picture of Ndabeni-Abrahams surfaced on social media where she was seen dining at Manana’s house with several other people in violation of the lockdown regulations.
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Too late to apologise - EFF opens criminal case against Ndabeni-Abrahams
President Cyril Ramaphosa has placed Minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams on special leave for two months, one of which will be unpaid, for breaking the rules of the government's lockdown.
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JUDITH FEBRUARY: Our politicians cannot operate above the law
Ordinary citizens are being asked to make extraordinary sacrifices during this period of lockdown and so whatever a government says and does is a reflection on its credibility, writes Judith February.
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She came to pick up PPEs – Manana on Ndabeni-Abrahams lunch picture
The picture, which Mduduzi Manana has since deleted from his social media accounts, rubbed South Africans up the wrong way as the country is currently under the 21-day lockdown due to COVID-19.
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ANC calls on NEC members to exercise political consciousness during lockdown
This comes after Communications Minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams was seen having lunch with former deputy minister Mduduzi Manana and others in an image posted on social media.
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COVID-19: Ndabeni-Abrahams confirms launch of Easter service channel
Minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams made the announcement on Wednesday when briefing the media about her department’s plans during the 21-day lockdown.
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Ndabeni-Abrahams welcomes calls for probe into claims of using taxpayer's money
The 'Sunday Independent' reported that Ndabeni-Abrahams allegedly went on an office trip to the United States and Europe with her husband.
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Ndabeni-Abrahams, Telkom meeting about retrenchments 'went well'
On Wednesday, unions received section 189 notices which will affect workers in the open-serve and consumer divisions.
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More sexual allegations against Newyear Ntuli emerge
This after Communications Minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams reversed Ntuli's appointment as administrator for the Universal Service Access Agency of South Africa less than a week after she announced it.
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SABC opts for skills audit over retrenchments in turnaround strategy
Minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams said the SABC would look at at a number of ways to generate revenue, as well as doing away with unnecessary costs.
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Money Monday for SABC as R2.1 billion cash injection due
The struggling public broadcaster was given a lifeline last week with Communications Minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams announcing that it would receive a partial bailout of R2.1 billion.
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No political interference in Mark Barnes’ resignation - Ndabeni-Abrahams
In a statement released in July following Post Office CEO Barnes’s resignation, the entity said the parties were in agreement on an amicable separation.
