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The African National Congress (ANC) caucus has rejected the offers of the Democratic Alliance-run City of Cape Town and Western Cape to provide facilities for the State of the Nation Address (SONA) and parliamentary sittings after a fire destroyed the National Assembly chamber and much of the Old Assembly wing. After the fire, which broke in the early hours of Sunday, Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis, until November last year a MP himself, offered the Cape Town Council Chamber for sittings of ...

Download logoIt is with a great sense of relief that Parliament confirms the containment of the fire flare up at the roof of the National Assembly (NA) on

No one was watching CCTV footage as alleged arsonist Zandile Christmas Mafe spent four hours in Parliament on Sunday, according to Public Works Minister Patricia de Lille. Nobody was watching CCTV footage as alleged arsonist Zandile Christmas Mafe spent four hours in Parliament on Sunday, accor...

The ANC caucus has rejected the offers of the DA-run City of Cape Town and Western Cape to provide facilities for the State of the Nation Address and parliamentary sittings after a fire destroyed the National Assembly chamber and much of the Old Assembly wing.



It is with a great sense of relief that Parliament confirms the containment of the fire flare up at the roof of the National Assembly (NA) on Monday, and there has not been any further fire incident. The last 24 hours had been critical, with firefighters closely monitoring and combing through the scene. After the firefighters contained the fire at midnight yesterday, they remained on-site, although at reduced capacity for monitoring the situation, to conduct a thorough assessment and to ...

<p>The ANC parliamentary caucus has made an about turn on its stance for the DA-run City of Cape Town and Western Cape to provide facilities for the State of the Nation Address (SONA) and parliamentary sittings after a fire destroyed the National Assembly chamber and much of the Old Assembly wing.</p>

A 49-year-old suspect has been arrested and charged in connection to a large fire that "gutted" South Africas Parliament complex in Cape Town on Sunday, according to police.

FIX the old smoke detectors and fire warning systems, water sprinklers and surveillance. water was shut off due the leak

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In the latest news in South Africa on Tuesday 4 January 2022, winds caused flames at the parliament to flare up again on Monday afternoon.