Phillip Dexter

/ 5 April 2012

Ombud rejects Dexter’s claim against M&G

Phillip Dexter has failed in his attempt to get the <i>Mail & Guardian</i> to retract an article and apologise after the ombud found nothing wrong.

By Phillip De Wet

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Article

/ 19 January 2012

Don’t take their word for it, Poogle it

The Mail & Guardian is using Poogle to decipher the double speak, the innuendo and damned lies our beloved public figures enjoy using.

By Staff Reporter

Article

/ 4 January 2012

Cope’s coalition talks ‘reason’ for Dexter’s defection

Philip Dexter says his return to the ANC, three years after defecting, was due in part to the Cope’s quest for cooperation with the DA.

By Emsie Ferreira

Article

/ 3 January 2012

Dexter deserts ‘corrupt’ Cope

Cope MP and former national spokesperson Phillip Dexter announced he has quit the party and rejoined the ANC.

By Andisiwe Makinana

Article

/ 16 March 2011

Cope’s Dexter rejects non-disclosure allegations

Senior Cope MP Phillip Dexter has rejected allegations of non-disclosure of assets and interests in Parliament’s register of members’ interests.

By Staff Reporter

Article

/ 30 July 2010

Ruckus at the Dexter house

Cope MP Phillip Dexter and his wife have laid assault charges against each other.

By Glynnis Underhill

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Article

/ 7 September 2009

Cope mulls alliances with opposition parties

Cooperation among opposition parties was high on the agenda of a meeting of the Congress of the People’s national leadership.

By Staff Reporter

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Article

/ 14 August 2009

On honeymoon with warm, virtual JZ

Despite feisty election-time rhetoric, the majority of the smaller opposition parties in Parliament are beginning to warm to President Jacob Zuma.

By Staff Reporter

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Article

/ 8 July 2009

Simon Grindrod — the former head of the Cope’s election campaign — seems determined to air what he believes is the party’s dirty laundry in public.

By Matthew Burbidge

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Article

/ 3 April 2009

Cope’s Dexter fired from Mpumalanga board

Cope member Phillip Dexter has been fired as chairperson of the Mpumalanga economic growth agency board (Mega).

By Staff Reporter

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Article

/ 30 March 2009

Cope dismisses ANC violence allegations

Allegations that members of Cope are involved in a campaign to kill ANC members are irresponsible and risk inciting violence, said a Cope spokesperson

By Staff Reporter

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Article

/ 28 October 2008

Dexter, Rwexana throw lot in with Shikota party

African National Congress member Phillip Dexter and former ANC Women’s caucus parliamentary chairperson Kiki Rwexana quit the party on Tuesday.

By Staff Reporter

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Article

/ 9 September 2008

Dexter resigns from SACP

Former treasurer of the SACP Phillip Dexter, involved in a row over an alleged donation to the party, has resigned from the organisation.

By Staff Reporter

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Article

/ 9 September 2008

‘Black bag man’ sticks to his guns

Former Cosatu president Willie Madisha and former SACP treasurer Phillip Dexter both lost their positions after supporting Charles Modise’s claim.

By Staff Reporter and Nic Dawes Author

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Analysis

/ 9 September 2008

‘M&G tool of class enemy’

The M&G has become useful to those who are worried about the growing influence of the working class and the poor on ANC policies.

By Staff Reporter

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Article

/ 18 December 2007

ANC plans to expand national executive committee

<a href="http://www.mg.co.za/specialreport.aspx?area=ancconference_home"><img src="http://www.mg.co.za/ContentImages/327874/livefrompolo.gif" align=left border=0></a>The ANC has resolved to increase its national executive committee from 60 to 86 members to ensure greater representation of the party’s motive forces. The decision came amid concern from some members of the ANC and its alliance partners that the executive no longer represents the party’s core constituency.

By Staff Reporter

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Article

/ 16 September 2007

SACP takes ‘dim view’ of Madisha

A South African Communist Party (SACP) task team set up to investigate a controversial alleged donation by businessman Charles Modise has found no credible evidence that the donation ever existed, the party said on Sunday. The SACP said its political bureau took a ”dim view” of the conduct of Willie Madisha in the way he had handled the controversy.

By Staff Reporter

Ombud rejects Dexter’s claim against M&G

Don’t take their word for it, Poogle it

Cope’s coalition talks ‘reason’ for Dexter’s defection

Dexter deserts ‘corrupt’ Cope

Cope’s Dexter rejects non-disclosure allegations

Ruckus at the Dexter house

Cope mulls alliances with opposition parties

On honeymoon with warm, virtual JZ

Cope’s Dexter fired from Mpumalanga board

Cope dismisses ANC violence allegations

Dexter, Rwexana throw lot in with Shikota party

Dexter resigns from SACP

‘Black bag man’ sticks to his guns

‘M&G tool of class enemy’

ANC plans to expand national executive committee

SACP takes ‘dim view’ of Madisha

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