Latest articles on Vincent Smith

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Agrizzi: Frolick paid to ‘break the ice’ with Vincent Smith

Article Sarah Smit - 29 Mar 2019

The former Bosasa chief operating officer has implicated Cedrick Frolick in Bosasa’s efforts to maintain its hold over DCS

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Land constitutional amendment recommendation gets greenlight from NCOP

Article Gemma Ritchie - 5 Dec 2018

Eight provinces voted in favour, and one province voted against the process to amend Section 25 of Constitution

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DA to report Vincent Smith to ethics committee over alleged Bosasa payments

Article Paul Herman - 2 Sep 2018

It was reported on Sunday that Vincent Smith was paid at least R670 000 by Bosasa over the past three years

Mahikeng land hearings: Women’s voices will be heard

Article Mashadi Kekana - 18 Jul 2018

Smith's announcement was met with ululations and applause from the floor with women from the gallery chanting “one women, one hectare!”

Another day of terror for Lekota

Article Lucas Ledwaba - 2 Jul 2018

Many are questioning Lekota's opposition to proposed changes to Section 25 of the Constitution

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Land hearings: Beefed up security, an appeal for tolerance

Article Raeesa Pather - 25 Jun 2018

The much anticipated land hearings have members of Parliament bracing themselves for the relentless work ahead

Land expropriation without compensation: Public hearings to begin in June

Article Mashadi Kekana - 31 May 2018

Parliament goes on recess from June 15 which will allow the committee to travel in two teams to hold at least three meetings in each province

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Boeremag link to state IT company and dodgy police supplier

Article Jan Gerber - 2 May 2018

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