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Polls close and counting begins in Senegal presidential vote
By: News24Wire 25th February 2019 Polls have closed in Senegal and ballots are being counted after millions took part in the West African country's presidential election. Long... →
DA: Parliament agrees to DA request for debate on Eskom crisis
13th February 2019 The Democratic Alliance (DA), along with all South Africans suffering from rolling blackouts, were dumbstruck by the presentation from the Minister... →
Agrizzi revelations 'nothing new' to Hawks investigators
By: News24Wire 21st January 2019 Veteran commercial crimes prosecutor, advocate Peter Serunye has been put in charge of taking a Leviathan case against Bosasa executives and a host... →
Congo Votes for Successor to Kabila in Long-Delayed Election
By: Bloomberg 2nd January 2019 The Democratic Republic of Congo voted Sunday for a successor to long-serving President Joseph Kabila after a tense campaign the opposition said... →
Steenhuisen: No degree needed to see through EFF's smokescreen
By: News24Wire 28th November 2018 "You don't need a degree to see the EFF [Economic Freedom Fighters] for what it is: an elitist clique that steals from the poor and downtrodden,"... →
I didn't lie about Bosasa – Mantashe
By: News24Wire 27th November 2018 Mineral Resources Minister Gwede Mantashe is sticking to his guns over security upgrades at three of his homes by corruption-accused facilities... →
DA: Bosasa executive contradicts Mantashe’s claims, placing him in the middle of the scandal
23rd November 2018 The DA notes comments by Bosasa executive director, Papa Leshabane, confirming that the company did pay for security upgrades for Gwede Mantashe... →
National Assembly adopts impeachment rules, EFF wants to test them on Ramaphosa
By: News24Wire 23rd November 2018 The National Assembly approved rules to remove a president in terms of Section 89 – or impeachment – on Thursday, and the Economic Freedom Fighters... →
