SABC board appointment delayed due to SSA problem
The SABC no longer has a board after Parliament failed to appoint new members due to the State Security Agency (SSA) dropping the ball on vetting potential candidates, Sunday Times reports.
The incumbent board's tenure ended on Saturday, 15...
Parliament names independent panel to weigh Ramaphosa impeachment
South Africa’s former Chief Justice Sandile Ngcobo will head an independent panel that will recommend whether or not to initiate a process to impeach President Cyril Ramaphosa after allegations that he concealed a burglary at his...
All the questions dodged by South Africa's communications minister
Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies, Khumbudzo Ntshavheni, dodged a total of eight questions from members of the National Assembly, making her one of the worst performers in that aspect.
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Parliament uninsured — rebuild could cost taxpayers R1 billion
The bill to repair and reconstruct South Africa's houses of parliament could cost taxpayers R1 billion as the building complex is uninsured, according to a Sunday Times report.
A fire started in the building complex, located in...
Huawei's gifts to South African MPs — smartphones, tablets, whisky, and wine
Parliament's Joint Committee on Ethics revealed that former communications minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams holds shares worth R117,875 in Vodacom and MTN.
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Parliament tweets Zoom meeting password, gets bombarded with offensive images
Parliament’s Programme Committee meeting held on the morning of 7 May was invaded by users who barraged participants with offensive images, according to reports from those watching the live meeting.
Before the...
Biting the hand that feeds you
In May, Telecommunications Minister Siyabonga Cwele told Parliament his department is on track to ensure that all South Africans are online by 2020.
Parliament refuses to release report exposing who lied to SABC inquiry
Parliament denied the Democratic Alliance's request in terms of the Promotion of Access to Information Act (PAIA) to gain access to a report from Parliament’s Legal Services Unit.
Former SABC chair Maguvhe to pay for failed legal challenge
Parliament has instructed the state law advisor to recover money from former SABC board chair Professor Mbulaheni Maguvhe for his failed last ditch effort to stop the ad hoc committee investigation into the public broadcaster.
Parliament to hold briefing on SABC inquiry report
Parliament’s legal services is on Tuesday expected to brief the media about the recommendations of the ad hoc committee which investigated the SABC board.
Parliament adopts SABC interim board names in “unenviable task”
Parliament on Wednesday approved the five names recommended for SABC interim board positions, with MPs describing their task as “unenviable” and “overdue”.
MPs recommend Kweyama as SABC interim board chair
Parliament’s portfolio committee on communications has recommended Khanyisile Kweyama to serve as SABC interim board chairperson.
Parliament to consider final SABC inquiry report
Parliament will on Tuesday consider the final report of the ad hoc committee looking into the SABC board’s fitness to hold office.
The gifts which Vodacom and MTN gave to members of parliament
Parliament’s Joint Committee On Ethics And Members’ Interests has released its Register of Members’ Financial Interests for the past financial year.