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Netizens were stunned by the Minister of Small Business Development Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams' look at the State Of The Nation Address (SONA) red carpet.
The National Assembly said they spent R6.5 million for the State of the Nation Address. This was because of logistics, they said. Netizens were unhappy.
The Special Investigating Unit uncovered more than R688 million for the National Student Financial Aid Scheme from higher institutions of learning.
The Economic Freedom Fighter's president, Julius Malema, praised the former president, Jacob, Zuma for not banning the EFF during SONA addresses.
The Economic Freedom Fighters have been prevented from attending the SONA after they failed to submit their papers to have their Parliament suspension lifted.
Pravin Gordhan tops the list as the Minister with the most unanswered questions in Parliament, raising concerns about transparency and accountability.
The National Assembly's speaker Solomon Tsenoli denied African Transformation Movement's leader Vuyo Zungula's request for parliament to debate rand manipulation.
South Africa's parliament decided to close the Israeli embassy and suspend diplomatic ties until a ceasefire is agreed upon in Israel's conflict with Hamas.
Parliament intensified its legal action against Julius Malema and six EFF MPs, seeking to bar them from next year's State of the Nation Address (SONA).
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