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Parly fire accused Zandile Mafe to spend festive season behind bars - Vimarsana News

Parly fire accused Zandile Mafe to spend festive season behind bars

Zandile Christmas Mafe briefly appeared at the Western Cape High Court on Friday.

Source: ewn.co.za
Parliament arson accused Zandile Mafe back in court on Friday - Vimarsana News

Parliament arson accused Zandile Mafe back in court on Friday

Zandile Christmas Mafe is expected to appear in the Western Cape High Court on Friday for allegeldy setting fire to Parliament, but will he pitch up in the dock?

Source: news24.com
R2 billion allocated to restore gutted parliamentary buildings - Vimarsana News

R2 billion allocated to restore gutted parliamentary buildings

Enoch Godongwana announced during the Mid-Term Budget that R2 billion will be set aside for the restoration of the parliamentary buildings.

Funds to fix burnt parliament will not be managed by public works department - Vimarsana News

Funds to fix burnt parliament will not be managed by public works department

Funds to restore parliament buildings gutted by fire earlier this year will be paid directly to the legislature and not to the department of public works and infrastructure [DPWI] which manages the parliamentary precinct and provides infrastructure support to the institution.

Parliament will spend money on restoring razed buildings rather than build temporary structures - Vimarsana News

Parliament will spend money on restoring razed buildings rather than build temporary structures

Parliament has abandoned its earlier plan to use modular units on the parliamentary precinct, opting to rather use the money that it would have cost towards the estimated R2.2 billion required to repair the buildings razed in the 2 January fire.

Source: news24.com