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Njuguna explains CDF delays, appeals for patience - Vimarsana News

Njuguna explains CDF delays, appeals for patience

Njuguna attributes the delays to biting cash crunch being experienced in the country.

Of challenging the Federal Government - Vimarsana News

Of challenging the Federal Government

LATELY there have been no lack of criticisms of the Federal Government by NGOs, individuals and representatives of political parties, some of who have even been suggesting for Sabah and Sarawak’s withdrawal from the Federation of Malaysia, despite recognising the supremacy of the Federal Government.

James Lorimer: ANC 's controversial oil and gas bill – greed, ignorance and ideology will keep SAns in poverty - Vimarsana News

James Lorimer: ANC 's controversial oil and gas bill – greed, ignorance and ideology will keep SAns in poverty

On Thursday, the votes of African National Congress MPs guaranteed that the Upstream Petroleum Development Bill – which governs how licensing of oil and gas projects will work from now on – was passed in the National Assembly, and now goes on to National Council of Provinces.

Source: irr.org.za
James Lorimer: ANC 's controversial oil and gas bill - Vimarsana News

James Lorimer: ANC 's controversial oil and gas bill

The Upstream Petroleum Development Bill, recently passed by ANC MPs, sets the stage for governing oil and gas projects in SA.

Economic growth sacrificied on altar of ANC's race obsession – James Lorimer - POLITICS - Vimarsana News

Economic growth sacrificied on altar of ANC's race obsession – James Lorimer - POLITICS

DA MP says passing Upstream Petroleum Development Bill will ensure combination of greed, ignorance and ideology keeps SA in poverty