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LIVE: The Ramaphosa reshuffle: Who is in Cyril's new cabinet
LIVE: The Ramaphosa reshuffle: Who is in Cyril’s new cabinet
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2018-11-22 14:53
President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced changes to the National Executive at the Union Buildings, Pretoria.
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Fresh bid to nullify Cyril's ANC election
Fresh bid to nullify Cyril’s ANC election
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‘They say we must talk to the province. How do you talk to a perpetrator? We are now pulling the trigger. The court will help us’.
A fresh bid to nullify the election of President Cyril Ramaphosaas ANC leader is under way, with unhappy party members claiming that Ramaphosa was elected by bogus Mpumalanga branches at the party’s national elective conference in Nasrec,…
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NDZ has Cyril's back | News24
NDZ has Cyril’s back | News24
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Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma is emerging as one of President Cyril Ramaphosa’s key ministers after she helped engender a breakthrough meeting between the presidency and 60 chief executives of some of South Africa’s major corporations at the Union Buildings on Friday.
The meeting followed Ramaphosa’s announcement earlier that day outlining his government’s plans to revitalise the economy. The…
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Cyril's first 100 days: So much has happened, while so much has remained the same
Cyril’s first 100 days: So much has happened, while so much has remained the same
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When a journalist told a weary-looking President Cyril Ramaphosa this week that he looked tired, he was quick to deny it, saying instead that he was suffering from a bit of flu.
But if he is indeed tired, he could probably be forgiven for that. He has been in office for only 100 days, but so much has happened, while so much has remained the same. An assessment of Ramaphosa over the past…
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