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No insurance for fire-ravaged parliament, could cost R1bn to rebuild - Vimarsana News

No insurance for fire-ravaged parliament, could cost R1bn to rebuild

The houses of parliament have no insurance cover, meaning a repair and reconstruction bill that could reach R1bn will have to be footed by taxpayers.

Expert team concludes preliminary assessment of fire damage in Parliament - Vimarsana News

Expert team concludes preliminary assessment of fire damage in Parliament

A Department of Public Works and Infrastructure expert team has concluded a high level preliminary visual assessment of the damages to Parliament.

Source: ewn.co.za
S.African Parliament to move flagship program after fire - Vimarsana News

S.African Parliament to move flagship program after fire

The South African Parliament announced it will host its flagship program, the State of the Nation Address (SONA), at the historic City Hall of Cape Town, the legislative capital of the nation, after the recent fire incident at Parliament ...

48 hours of fire: A timeline of the Parliament blaze 48... - Vimarsana News

48 hours of fire: A timeline of the Parliament blaze 48...

While contention and confusion continue to shroud South Africa’s understanding of the fire at Parliament, certain elements are known. In an effort to provide greater clarity on the devastating event and its fallout, Daily Maverick has laid out these developments chronologically. While content...

Mmusi Maimane | Parliament fire: Time to consider an independent actor as Speaker of Parliament? - Vimarsana News

Mmusi Maimane | Parliament fire: Time to consider an independent actor as Speaker of Parliament?

Mmusi Maimane writes that the recent fire at Parliament highlights that a political war between politicians and bureaucrats is well under way at state institutions such as Parliament and that perhaps it is time to bring in an independent actor.

Source: news24.com