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EFF, MK Party, ActionSA and others gamble on single PR candidate lists

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By Lindsay Dentlinger
| Eyewitness News Verified
A number of political parties are keeping their supporters guessing as to who will take up the proportional seats that they could win in the upcoming municipal councils, opting only to submit the name of a single candidate to the Electoral Commission. Among parties who have gone this route are the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), the uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) Party, ActionSA, Good and Cope.
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National Assembly unsure how US visa restrictions will impact MPs serving in govt

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By Lindsay Dentlinger
| Eyewitness News Verified
The National Assembly’s presiding officers don't know what the impact of the new United States (US) visa restrictions will be, and how they will affect the country’s members of Parliament (MPs) who also serve in government. National Assembly Speaker Thoko Didiza and her deputy, Dr Annelie Lotriet, said they can only wait and see how far the restrictions will go in targeting government ministers and their families over the country's transformation laws.
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Godongwana remains committed to procurement reform despite ConCourt rebuke over Public Procurement Bill

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By Lindsay Dentlinger
| Eyewitness News Verified
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana said he remains committed to transforming the government’s procurement system in line with the Constitution to deliver a fair, equitable and transparent system that protects disadvantaged groups. Today, the Constitutional Court once again scolded Parliament for insufficient public participation in passing the Public Procurement Bill in 2024.
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