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Spend less time criticising national govt, Zille told in Sopa debate
Opposition parties in the province on Tuesday debated Zille's State of the Province Address delivered last week.
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Zille must be properly investigated, says WC ANC
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane last week announced she had found that the Western Cape premier had violated the Constitution by exposing herself to potential conflict of interest.
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Speaker of WC legislature yet to see Public Protector's report on Zille
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane has recommended that the Speaker censure Western Cape Premier Helen Zille following her finding that she violated the Executive Members’ Ethics Code.
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Zille ready to head to court after Mkhwebane's latest findings
Busisiwe Mkhwebane made the announcement at a briefing in Pretoria on Wednesday.
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Cooler weather brings relief to firefighting efforts in Southern Cape
Western Cape Premier Helen Zille visited the region on Sunday to assess the situation.
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DA top brass to discuss WC Premier Helen Zille’s potential successor
The party called off an announcement over the weekend that was expected to yield the candidate for next year's election.
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Zille concerned by low arrest rate over Metrorail arson attacks
Western Cape Premier Helen Zille claims over the past 10 years, only two arrests have been made and there have been no convictions.
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Protesters erect shack outside WC Premier Helen Zille’s residence
The protesters have told Eyewitness News nothing is being done in their communities.
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Zille pelted with stones at meeting with Zwelihle protesters
Western Cape Premier Helen Zille tried to speak to protesting community members earlier, but they were having none of it, pelting her with stones.
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[LISTEN] Zille’s response to Mkhwebane report on colonialism tweets
CapeTalk host Kieno Kammies interviewed the Western Cape Premier, who said the Public Protector does not understand the Constitution.
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Zille: Public Protector clearly doesn’t understand Constitution
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane found Western Cape Premier Helen Zille's tweet about colonialism violated the Constitution, because it amounted to an incitement of imminent violence.
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Public Protector expected to face MPs as DA calls for removal
Busisiwe Mkhwebane is expected to appear before Parliament's Justice Committee, a week after she snubbed MPs.
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[LISTEN] Did Mkhwebane overstep her mandate on Zille tweets findings?
On Monday, Advocate Busisiwe Mkwebane released a report saying Western Cape Premier Helen Zille’s tweet about colonialism violated the Executive Members Ethics Code and the Constitution.
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Law expert slams ‘preposterous’ findings on Zille’s colonialism tweets
Constitutional law expert Pierre de Vos says Advocate Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s reliance on Section 16(2)(b) of the Bill of Rights suggests she lacks the most basic understanding of Constitutional Law.
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Public Protector's findings on Helen Zille's colonialism tweet
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane has found that Western Cape Premier Helen Zille’s tweet about colonialism violated the Constitution.
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‘Mkhwebane not empowered to investigate infringements of Bill of Rights’
De Vos has argued that the public protector’s report will be found to be irrational and eventually set aside by a court when taken on review.
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[LISTEN] Why the Public Protector investigated Zille after tweets
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane says that Western Cape Premier Helen Zille’s tweets on colonialism violated the Constitution and amounts to the incitement of imminent violence.
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Zille to challenge Mkhwebane's 'irrational' findings on colonialism tweets
Her tweets in which she defended certain aspects of colonialism landed her in trouble, even with the Democratic Alliance (DA).
