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Speech by Correctional Services Proxy Minister, Upstanding Hlengiwe Mkhize, during representation department’s Bulldoze Vote 18, National Assembly
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Honourable Chairperson of the National Council of Provinces,
Deputy Chairperson of the National Council of Provinces,
Honourable Members of the NCOP,
Premier of Gauteng,
Mayor of Ekurhuleni,
MECs and Provincial Speakers,
National and Provincial Chairpersons of SALGA,
Chairperson of the National House of Traditional Leaders,
Religious, community and traditional leaders,
Distinguished Guests,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
It is my privilege to address this special sitting of the National Council of Provinces, which is a vital part of our democracy and which gives voice to the diverse views, needs and interests of the South African people.
The NCOP is one of the most important instruments of the Constitutional principle of cooperative governance, linking the national, provincial and local spheres of government.
It is in our provinces and municipalities that we are charting the course for our country’s development by providing water, electricity, housing, health care and other services to our people.
Most of the work of improving people’s lives happens locally.
The drafters of our Constitution recognised that a strong, effective and capable local government system is necessary for meaningful transformation and progress.
The Constitution clearly outlines not just the
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South Africa: Phala Phala political thriller unlikely to end in impeachment of Ramaphosa
Picture/Graphic: African News Agency (ANA)
By Kim Heller
Forty years ago, on 30 November 1982, Michael Jackson’s best-selling album of all time, Thriller was released worldwide. Thriller, with its winning tracks and captivating dance moves became the rapture and capture of the day, and the lifelong signature-tune of this musical legend. Today, the rhythm and beat of Michael Jackson is unmistakable, in the same way that the easy side-step of Cyril Ramaphosa has become the defining dance of the days of his life as South Africa’s President.
Wednesday, 30 November 2022, was a day when many in South Africa were anticipating thrills, spills, and chills as the independent panel report into the Phala Phala saga was released, to Parliamentary, earlier in the day, and made public in the late evening hours. The independent panel was established on the back of a motion by political party, African Transformation Movement (ATM) ATM that President had violated his Oath of Office by covering up the 2020 theft of millions of dollars from his Phala Phala farm.
The Phala Phala has been a diabolic political scandal for the Ramaphosa administration and with the world’s attention on this matter, it has