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  1. jes

    SA now a better place for business: Zuma

    SA now a better place for business: Zuma Democracy has laid the foundation for South Africa to be a better place to live in and do business, President Jacob Zuma said on Wednesday evening.
  2. jes

    How to better spend Nkandla's money in SA

    What Nkandla's money could have bought SA The total cost of improvements to President Zuma’s Nkandla home is R246,631,303 – here is what this money could have been spend on
  3. jes

    No widespread Internet under apartheid SA: Presidency

    No widespread Internet under apartheid SA: Presidency The Presidency’s 20 year review claims that widespread Internet and cellular services in South Africa only became a reality with the dismantling of the apartheid state
  4. jes

    E-toll harassment and chaos

    E-toll harassment and chaos Sanral blamed for harassing motorists for money, incorrect billing, and general incompetence
  5. QuintonB

    Incorrect e-toll billing being addressed: Sanral

    Sanral taking action on Zuma e-toll concerns Concerns voiced by President Jacob Zuma about incorrect billing for e-tolls in Gauteng are being addressed, the SA National Roads Agency Limited (Sanral) said on Wednesday.
  6. jes

    Communications minister Yunus Carrim scores a C

    Communications minister Yunus Carrim scores a C The DA released its cabinet report card, which gives new communications minister Yunus Carrim the thumbs up
  7. jes

    SABC censors negative Zuma reports: more allegations

    SABC censors negative Zuma reports: more allegations SABC employees have been instructed to not broadcast any reports on calls for President Jacob Zuma to step down, the R2K campaign and SOS Coalition claim
  8. jes

    SABC censors reports on calls for Zuma resignation, says union

    SABC censors reports on calls for Zuma resignation, says union BEMAWU says that the SABC has instructed its editors to stop carrying reports that call for President Jacob Zuma to resign
  9. QuintonB

    Secrecy Bill remains unsigned - for now

    Secrecy Bill Twitter storm premature President Jacob Zuma has not signed the Protection of State Information Bill into law, contrary to various reports on Thursday claiming that he had.
  10. jes

    Court rules Pro-Zuma website guilty of defamation

    Court rules Pro-Zuma website guilty of defamation The High Court in Cape Town has ruled that the Friends of Zuma Trust and a related website had defamed arms deal whistleblower Richard Young
  11. Jan

    Protection of Personal Information gets presidential nod

    Protection of Personal Information bill signed into law President Zuma has assented to the POPI Act and the signed version of the bill has been published in the Government Gazette.
  12. jes

    Outa wants action on e-toll

    Outa wants action on e-toll The Gauteng e-tolling controversy offers President Jacob Zuma the opportunity to show government officials what he means by consultation, says Outa
  13. jes

    Zuma's e-toll remarks taken out of context, says presidency

    Zuma’s e-toll remarks taken out of context: presidency "The words have regrettably been taken out of context and blown completely out of proportion,” says a government spokesperson
  14. jes

    Even the bad news will 
be good on SABC

    Even the bad news will 
be good on SABC SABC supremo confident the public broadcaster will soon have a news quota that is 70% positive
  15. jes

    New SABC chairwoman, deputy appointed

    New SABC chairwoman, deputy appointed President Jacob Zuma appointed a new SABC chairwoman and a deputy on Thursday, the presidency said.
  16. QuintonB

    E-toll Bill: why Zuma signed

    Truth behind Zuma’s e-toll signing: report President Jacob Zuma has signed the e-tolls into law last week; the reasons behind this decision revealed in newspaper report
  17. jes

    Zuma unwise to sign e-toll bill: OUTA

    Zuma unwise to sign e-toll bill: OUTA It was unwise of President Jacob Zuma to sign the e-tolling bill into law, the Opposition to Urban Tolling Alliance (Outa) said
  18. QuintonB

    E-tolling a surveillance play by govt: Stallman

    Fight e-tolling: Richard Stallman South Africans should fight e-tolling because of the surveillance powers it will give government, argues free software activist, Richard Stallman
  19. QuintonB

    How Dina Pule abused her power

    Pule’s abuse of power detailed: report The Sunday Times reported on the details of the findings of the parliamentary ethics committee
  20. jes

    Government leaders worldwide reach out to constituents via Twitter

    Government leaders worldwide reach out to constituents via Twitter A new study finds that the governments of more than three-quarters of the 193 UN member countries have a presence on Twitter.
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