SATURDAY, 27 JULY 2024, 06:10
DA federal chairperson Helen Zille has hit back at the ATM’s vote-rigging court application to the Electoral Court, saying it is baseless, emotional, and “without a jot of evidence”.
Ramaphosa will chair the first Government of National Unity cabinet lekgotla this weekend.
Compounded by weak economic growth, major infrastructure challenges and ballooning municipal debt, the government has been forced to loan more money to provide running water to South African homes.
The commission said the African Transformation Movement’s bid to overturn the outcome of the May election is meritless because it has no proof to back its claims
The Public Service is in for a major overhaul, if new minister, Inkosi Nzamo Buthelezi gets his way.
EFF leader Julius Malema says there is “nothing new” he can say about the leaked witness statement of VBS kingpin Tshifhiwa Matodzi, who, as part of an agreement, pleaded guilty to charges relating to his role in the R2-billion looting scheme.
The claim by former VBS Mutual Bank chairperson Tshifhiwa Matodzi that he had initially paid R5m and then made R1m monthly “donations” to the EFF to clean up the bank’s bad reputation after it gave former president Jacob Zuma a home loan for Nkandla has sparked debate.
Deputy President Paul Mashatile’s wife Humile Mashatile has “dumped” her late former husband’s foundation, sources say.
Msiza says all he did was help a black-owned enterprise find a footprint in the financial services sector
Former EFF member Magasela Mzobe, who is now with the MK Party, says he will be the “eyes, ears and hands” of Jacob Zuma after being appointed to head the party leader’s office this week.
Two ANC members are implicated in the affidavit for allegedly receiving funds fraudulently.
The MK Party says it is planning a march and legal action against Zille over the remarks.
ActionSA MP Dr Kgosi Letlape has urged other MPs to use public healthcare facilities instead of private services.
Motsoaledi highlighted how the private health care system is benefiting from the state.
Regional leaders want the relationship with the Red Berets to end
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New International Relations and Cooperation Minister Ronald Lamola is adamant South Africa will maintain its non-aligned stance on global issues.
Lamola says SA continues to pursue its foreign policy that is anchored on respect for human rights.
This is common practice and is not cadre deployment, party says
The party charged that without adequate time and space to interrogate the budget, the process could be deemed illegal
Schreiber decision is tantamount to legalising illegal immigrants
Deputy president of the Patriotic Alliance (PA), Kenny Kunene, has called on party president Gayton Mckenzie, who doubles as the new minister of sport, arts, and culture, to institute a forensic investigation into artists who benefited illegally from the department during the Covid-19 pandemic.