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Lindiwe Zulu

The ANC’s ‘Big A’ blame game
Thought Leader
/ 20 September 2023

The ANC’s ‘Big A’ blame game

The ruling party would have our country relitigate the past ad nauseam. We need solutions not blame

By Mmusi Maimane
Mondli Gungubele says Postbank mass resignation was to avoid accountability for unlawful contract
National
/ 14 September 2023

Mondli Gungubele says Postbank mass resignation was to avoid accountability for unlawful contract

The minister has been accused by the Postbank board of being treated with hostility, undermined and disrespected

By Eunice Masson
Social development budget is not fit for purpose
Opinion
/ 14 June 2023

Social development budget is not fit for purpose

The under-investment in cash transfers and caring services by the government suggests that many may well fall still further behind

By Lisa Vetten and Thokozile Madonko
Sona 2022: Tell us what’s happened, Mr President
National
/ 7 February 2022

Sona 2022: Tell us what’s happened, Mr President

The president needs to report back to South Africa on what his government has – and hasn’t – achieved since 2018

By Rebone Tau
How to track your R350 Covid-19 relief grant
National
/ 6 December 2021

How to track your R350 Covid-19 relief grant

All beneficiaries who applied for the R350 relief grant before July 2021, must reapply. Here is how to track your application status

By Eunice Masson
How to apply for the Covid-19 R350 grant
National
/ 4 August 2021

How to apply for the Covid-19 R350 grant

Asylum seekers with valid permits and caregivers will now also be allowed to apply for the reinstituted social relief of distress grant

By Chris Gilili
Violence sparks new calls for basic income grant
Business
/ 22 July 2021

Violence sparks new calls for basic income grant

Analysts agree that economic relief for the poor is needed but are split on whether a grant should be permanent and whether it is affordable

By Sarah Smit
It’s back to school for the 16 000 teachers on special leave for comorbidities
Education
/ 8 July 2021

It’s back to school for the 16 000 teachers on special leave for comorbidities

People at early childhood development are still fighting to get Covid-19 vaccinations

By Charma du Plessis
The social development department is discussing vaccinating ECD, Sassa workers in current phase
Health
/ 5 July 2021

The social development department is discussing vaccinating ECD, Sassa workers in current phase

Minister Lindiwe Zulu made wide-ranging announcements on Friday, including how early childhood development centres should operate under level-four lockdown

By Charma du Plessis
eSwatini prime minister to ask king to consider negotiations with opposition parties
Africa
/ 2 July 2021

eSwatini prime minister to ask king to consider negotiations with opposition parties

Pro-democracy citizens have called for an end Mswati’s absolute rule while the government denies using excessive force against protesters

By Lizeka Tandwa
Early childhood development teachers to move to basic education department from April next year
Education
/ 1 July 2021

Early childhood development teachers to move to basic education department from April next year

The long wait to move early childhood development teachers to the department of basic education will be over in nine months, but this does not mean all of them are yet in line to be vaccinated

By Charma du Plessis
R350 grant: A ticket into the labour market — report
Business
/ 29 June 2021

R350 grant: A ticket into the labour market — report

The Covid-19 social relief of distress grant was terminated at the end of April, but research shows it aided job recovery

By Sarah Smit
Bloated Sassa to make staff cuts
National
/ 19 June 2021

Bloated Sassa to make staff cuts

The social security agency has ‘lost’ R2-billion on unnecessary salaries and through wasteful expenditure

By Khaya Koko
Environment department says no to controversial Watson family wind farm
The Green Guardian
/ 26 March 2021

Environment department says no to controversial Watson family wind farm

Controversial Eastern Cape project poses high risks to threatened birds of prey

By Sheree Bega
Citizens tired of being played for a fool
Opinion
/ 8 October 2020

Citizens tired of being played for a fool

The use of a South African Air Force jet by ANC officials without the minister following the required procedures is one such case — and more questions arise on examination of that case

By Craig Moffat
Dancing on the grave of Covid?
Opinion
/ 18 September 2020

Dancing on the grave of Covid?

Lay low for now as lockdown lifts to level one and let’s Jerusalema when the long arm of the law reaches Luthuli House

By Paddy Harper
Basic income grant on the cards as Covid-19 threat intensifies
Business
/ 13 July 2020

Basic income grant on the cards as Covid-19 threat intensifies

The pandemic has triggered a global economic crisis that will leave many South Africans without income security

By Sarah Smit
SAA to operate emergency evacuation flights
Article
/ 29 March 2020

SAA to operate emergency evacuation flights

Airports company, airlines on notice for mercy flights to evacuate foreigners from South Africa

By Sabelo Skiti and Thando Maeko
Covid-19: Are we at a disadvantage compared to China and Singapore?
Article
/ 20 March 2020

Covid-19: Are we at a disadvantage compared to China and Singapore?

South Africans are economically stressed and will quickly find ways to circumvent restrictions. Without social mobilisation we won’t be able to ensure the compliance that other countries have been able to enforce

By David Bruce
Cooking the economy — a recipe for Tito Mboweni
Article
/ 31 May 2019

Cooking the economy — a recipe for Tito Mboweni

It’s a recipe that should feed 58-million with a bit of pot-luck and an ample pinch of salt

By Lester Kiewit
Gender parity in Cabinet does not guarantee progress for women — activists
Article
/ 30 May 2019

Gender parity in Cabinet does not guarantee progress for women — activists

President Cyril Ramaphosa’s move to appoint a Cabinet that is gender equitable is commendable, but more needs to be done in the corridors of power

By Aaisha Dadi Patel
R48bn needed for Ramaphosa’s stimulus packages
Article
/ 10 August 2018

R48bn needed for Ramaphosa’s stimulus packages

Government will have to fork out billions to implement the president’s economic growth plans

By Dineo Bendile, Paddy Harper and Govan Whittles
Women MPs slam Treasury for shoddy sanitary towels VAT exemption plans
Article
/ 17 May 2018

Women MPs slam Treasury for shoddy sanitary towels VAT exemption plans

Women across the political spectrum have issued a stern warning to treasury: take the request that sanitary pads be VAT exempt seriously

By Raeesa Pather
More fashion misses than hits at the #SONA2018
Article
/ 22 February 2018

More fashion misses than hits at the #SONA2018

Politicians need a fashion police: Looted money can’t buy you everything you know.

By
Zuma puts on brave face at Cape Town cabinet meeting
Article
/ 7 February 2018

Zuma puts on brave face at Cape Town cabinet meeting

Zuma continued with “business as usual” on Wednesday, meeting ministers for cabinet committee meetings for most of the day

By Govan Whittles
M&G Cabinet Report Cards 2017: Lindiwe Zulu
Article
/ 21 December 2017

M&G Cabinet Report Cards 2017: Lindiwe Zulu

The M&G Cabinet Report Card has become a respected barometer of government performance. Here are the scores for 2017

By M&G Cabinet Report Cards 2017
​ANC Women’s League believes men used Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma
Article
/ 19 December 2017

​ANC Women’s League believes men used Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma

Though Dlamini-Zuma was snubbed at the ANC presidency, three of the candidates who had appeared on her slate made it to the top six.

By Dineo Bendile
Lindiwe Zulu: Women must go back to trenches for leadership positions
Article
/ 19 December 2017

Lindiwe Zulu: Women must go back to trenches for leadership positions

Zulu said an eye should be kept on the election of the party’s NEC members because: "We want to see more women in the leadership structures."

By Jan Gerber
​Lindiwe Zulu: “Thorny issue” of land needs to be addressed collectively
Article
/ 18 December 2017

​Lindiwe Zulu: “Thorny issue” of land needs to be addressed collectively

Black South Africans, who had not had the opportunities that generations of white farmers had, now had to play catch up.

By Lynley Donnelly
Lindiwe Zulu endorses Dlamini-Zuma for ANC president
Article
/ 17 December 2017

Lindiwe Zulu endorses Dlamini-Zuma for ANC president

Lindiwe Zulu says that she endorsed NDZ because her election would ensure that there is gender parity in the top and bottom structures of the ANC

By Raeesa Pather
South Africa’s #MeToo gap: No accountability for high-profile men
Article
/ 5 December 2017

South Africa’s #MeToo gap: No accountability for high-profile men

We need more hashtags and awareness, but more importantly we need action and accountability.

By Shaazia Ebrahim
Disqualified delegates stall ANC Eastern Cape conference, again.
Article
/ 30 September 2017

Disqualified delegates stall ANC Eastern Cape conference, again.

The first day of the conference in East London ended with about a hundred ANC members storming the venue.

By Govan Whittles
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