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Cabinet reshuffle on the cards

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Three ministers could change places, moving Lindiwe Sisulu from her powerful post
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‘The M&G let Bam play them like a violin’

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The Eastern Cape premier responds to two stories, which he says were inaccurate and unfair to him
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Mabuyane sold ANC-donated Jeep

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The Eastern Cape premier sold a vehicle that originally was the property of the party
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A day for getting high on emotion

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September 18: the day dagga was decriminalised and the day that the ConCourt reconfirmed beating a child is illegal
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Provinces’ plans to fix education

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Preoccupied with pass rates, buzzwords and early development, our premiers are neglecting some basic challenges
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E Cape ANC bigwigs in ‘loan’ fracas

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Oscar Mabuyane and Babalo Madikizela paid for a Bentley and renovations with suspect funds
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ANC takes steps to compensate for lack of women premier candidates

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Only two out of seven provinces get women premiers and party prescribes that all speakers should be women
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Masualle to reshuffle Eastern Cape PEC but tensions remain

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The reshuffle was part of a deal that would see Masualle keep his job as premier after losing power at last year’s chaotic ANC provincial conference
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2019 polls: ANC to call in the big guns

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Ramaphosa thinks they could win now, but others want veterans to help to build a winnable campaign
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Feuding Eastern Cape ANC leaders must smoke peace pipe ― NEC

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Chairperson Oscar Mabuyane and Premier Phumulo Masualle will be forced to work together to avoid a rerun of last year's chaotic elective congress
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E Cape ANC warns of ‘crisis’ if top brass is ousted

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​The ANC’s NEC has been backed into a corner and forced to endorse last year’s election of Eastern Cape chair Oscar Mabuyane and his team
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Embattled Eastern Cape premier is safe – for now

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Attempts to replace Phumulo Masualle have failed, as the experience of his proposed backup has been questioned
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Three ministers could change places, moving Lindiwe Sisulu from her powerful post

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