Phala Section News Today

President Cyril Ramaphosa and the South African Parliament have faced accusations of manipulating the judicial system regarding Phala-Phala.

SA is paying the price for cutting off its limbs for a seat in heaven

ANC elective years are, by the governing party’s own admission, disruptive – even outside party ranks. Amid chatter of slates, deals and cash for votes, few in government are prepared to stick out their heads and take firm decisions on South Africa’s governance and political economy.

Its understood that the group, led by expelled ANC member Carl Niehaus, tried to get closer to the Cape Town City Hall precinct when officers intervened and pushed them back.

Do our parliamentarians know the tools of their trade? One can only wait to hear what they will be spewing from their benches to get a sense if indeed they have an unadulterated knowledge of the concept of ‘bad faith’ within the context of the Phala Phala Section 89 report.

As the 55th ANC elective conference draws closer, Mdumiseni Ntuli has been travelling the length and breadth of South Africa, raising his profile and lobbying undecided branches and regions to vote for him to become the party’s next secretary-general.

Phala Phala: In his submission included in the final report, Ramaphosa questions the charges brought against him.

President Cyril Ramaphosas spokesperson Vincent Magwenya was responding to calls by Tourism Minister Lindiwe Sisulu who this week called for Ramaphosa to step aside because of the Phala Phala farm gate scandal.