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Ramaphosa fields tough questions on Eskom and future of BEE in parliamentary Q&A session
President Cyril Ramaphosa returns to Parliament today, Thursday, 3 November to field questions from MPs regarding Eskom and the future of affirmative action.
SIU investigation exposes correctional services misappropriated COVID-19 funds to buy mattresses
A Special Investigating Unit investigation into correctional services found that the department misused Covid-19 funding to buy flame-retardant mattresses.
Suspended Public Protector Mkhwebane likened impeachment inquiry to abusive GBV relationship
Suspended Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane said the parliamentary impeachment inquiry into her fitness to hold office felt like an abusive relationship.
President Cyril Ramaphosa's deadline to respond to Phala Phala submissions looms
President Cyril Ramaphosa’s deadline to respond to the submissions made by some members of the National Assembly to the Section 89 independent panel is looming.
Presidency responds to Fraser’s fresh Phala Phala allegations, says Ramaphosa won’t comment on speculation
The office of President Cyril Ramaphosa says it will not entertain or comment on former spy boss Arthur Fraser's fresh allegation about the Phala Phala scandal
R350 SRD grant gets another 1-year extension in Godogwana's mid-term budget
In his mid-term budget, Finance Minister Enoch Gogongwana has extended the R350 monthly social relief of distress grant for another year untill March 2024.
Controversial Electoral Amendment Bill adopted, South Africans share mixed reactions to ruling
The controversial Electoral Amendment Bill has been adopted after 232 Members of Parliament (MP) voted in favour of it at the National Assembly on Thursday.
No CEO at SABS for 4 years as govt struggles to fill board positions with skilled people
The SA Bureau of Business has been functioning for the last 4 years without a permanent board or a fulltime CEO because government cant find qualified people.
Festive season plans: Lindiwe Sisulu wants to welcome tourists with SA is safe message
The death of a 67-year-old German tourist has prompted the Department of Tourism to take the safety of tourists more seriously as the festive season approaches.
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