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Stella set to retain her perks
Communication minister will keep Cabinet perks during her two months of special leave
‘We’re satisfied with SA’s land reform policy’— US Ambassador
Top US official is lobbying multinational firms to invest in South Africa
Cyril laughs at generals’ proposal
Their plan to redraft procurement law to put it
in the defence force’s control has been scrapped
Ramaphosa grants Sars inquiry two-week extension for final report
The commission, which was established in May and is chaired by retired judge Robert Nugent, was scheduled to deliver its final report by Friday
Moyane fired, Presidency confirms
Presidency spokesperson Khusela Diko confirmed to the Mail & Guardian that his notice of termination was served on Thursday
Presidency denies Ramaphosa’s knowledge of VBS looting
On Sunday, the City Press newspaper reported that Ramaphosa was allegedly briefed about widespread corruption at VBS early in 2017
‘Double social grants for six months’
The social development department has made an extraordinary recession-busting proposal
Student activist locked out of Union Buildings
Bonginkosi Khanyile had planned to sleep at the Union Buildings until President Cyril Ramaphosa's responded to his request for a presidential pardon
Moyane ready for court battle to stop SARS inquiry
Tom Moyane’s lawyer has confirmed that the suspended commissioner will ask the courts to stop the SARS Inquiry if the president rejects their request
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