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Parliament’s Joint Committee On Ethics And Members’ Interests has released its Register of Members’ Financial Interests for the past financial year.
Parliament edges closer to SABC investigation
A parliamentary ad hoc committee, which will investigate instability at the SABC and its board, will be established in the near future.
Parliament may take #DataMustFall debate further
Members of Parliament could the take the debate on allegedly high South African mobile data prices one step further than just a portfolio committee hearing.
Parliament grills Muthambi over slow digital migration
Communications Minister Faith Muthambi was chastised during a portfolio committee meeting on Thursday about the delays in government’s rollout of digital migration.
Outa to brief Parliament on alternatives to e-tolls
Outa will brief Parliament’s portfolio committee on transport on Tuesday on alternative mechanisms for financing e-tolls.
Telecoms department has too many acting heads: Parliament
The department of telecommunications and postal services came in for severe criticism in parliament on Wednesday as it laid bare its plans to revive itself.
Parliament’s broadcasting policy challenged in court
Media houses and other parties are asking the Western Cape High Court to find that a clause in Parliament’s broadcasting policy is unconstitutional.
Parliament feed application dismissed
The Western Cape High Court on Tuesday dismissed an urgent interim application for an order enforcing uninterrupted audio and a wide-angle shot of the parliamentary Chamber during disruptions
Judgment reserved in open Parliament TV feed case
Judgment in an urgent interim application to enforce uninterrupted audio and a wide-angle shot of the parliamentary Chamber during disruptions was reserved
Parliament knew about signal jamming all along
Parliament learnt last Wednesday that a certain “device” would be used as part of security measures for the state-of-the-nation address, National Assembly Speaker Baleka Mbete conceded
Signal jamming matter heads to High Court
Two media houses and several organisations will bring an application in the High Court in Cape Town on Tuesday to prevent Parliament from jamming cellphone signals in future
Media wants court order against signal jamming
The South African media houses would urgently seek a court order preventing security agencies from blocking communication signals in Parliament
I’m in charge of the SABC: Muthambi
“The minister therefore has the responsibility to ensure effective and efficient functioning of the board and ultimately the corporation as a whole in her capacity as the executive authority.”
British MP apologises for playing Candy Crush
A British lawmaker snapped playing the Candy Crush Saga children’s game on his tablet during a pensions debate apologised Monday, saying his conduct was unbecoming for a member of parliament
Fake Parliament e-mail scam warning
A scam e-mail containing Parliament’s emblem is doing the rounds, the legislature warned in a statement on Wednesday
SABC chair must be removed: parliament
Parliament’s communications portfolio committee on Wednesday unanimously resolved to call for SABC chairwoman Ellen Tshabalala’s removal from office
SABC parliamentary inquiry to continue
A parliamentary inquiry into whether SABC chairwoman Ellen Tshabalala lied about her academic qualifications is set to resume on Wednesday
Concerns over Parliament video feed cuts
The SA National Editors’ Forum expressed concern on Friday at interference with the audio and visual feed in Parliament whenever there are disruptions