Cabinet eager for end to labour broking debate
Minister in the Presidency Collins Chabane says Cabinet has called for the protracted debate on labour broking at Nedlac to be finalised soon.
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His turf secure, the lion turns to meatier things
Zuma all smiles during his State of the Nation address and only shows his true character later.
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Facing SA's real 'triple challenge'
Great-sounding policies but no implementation and developing of societies most vulnerable.
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State can afford to take on more debt
The state, economists say, can afford to double its debt levels and lift borrowing to about R1-trillion to pay its ambitious infrastructure plans.
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No sunset clause for Constitution
No spin can obscure what we saw of the president's real intentions for the judiciary in general and the Constitutional Court in particular.
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ANC MPs cry foul over sorry state of the caucus
ANC bigwigs, including Gwede Mantashe, almost missed the State of the Nation address after an official disappeared with their access tags.
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Solidarity spells out how mining benefits 'the people'
Trade union Solidarity has hit out at the state in a new report, pleading the case for mine ownership to be left in private hands.
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Zuma tears into Mulder over land reform
President Jacob Zuma has slammed FF+ leader Pieter Mulder for his controversial views on land reforms, telling him he needed a lesson in history.
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Education system making progress, says Motshekga
Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga says progress is being made in education despite problems in staffing, fees and enrolment.
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Mulder shakes the hornet's nest on land ownership
FF+ leader Pieter Mulder gave the hornet's nest on land ownership a poke when he said "bantu-speakers" had no historical claim to 40% of the country.
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