Focus area: The People Shall Govern: Strengthening democratic governance based on Batho-Pele principles by Comrade Weziwe-Tikana

by testdesign | Jun 26, 2025 | 2025, 2025, Budget Vote Debates, MP Speeches

26 June 2025 The African National Congress welcomes the 2025 Budget Proposal as a decisive intervention that prioritises job creation, economic growth, and service delivery while protecting our democracy’s hard-earned accomplishments. This budget is more than...

Budget as an enabler to drive meaningful transformation in the public sector by Comrade P Ndamase

by testdesign | Jun 25, 2025 | 2025, 2025, Budget Vote Debates, MP Speeches

25 June 2025 Honorable Members, it is prudent to first welcome the budget as tabled by the Department. Without it, the policy aspirations and service delivery targets would not be effected. With the 2025 Budget that aims to strengthen the economy and improve our...

STATEMENT BY THE ANC STUDY GROUP ON FORESTRY, FISHERIES AND ENVIRONMENT ON THE REPORT OF THE HIGH -LEVEL PANEL REPORT ON CAPTIVE ANIMALS

by testdesign | Jun 24, 2025 | 2025, Media Statements

24 June 2025 The ANC Study Group on Forestry, Fisheries and Environment would like to make its disappointment unequivocally clear on the absence of the Minister of Agriculture from the joint Portfolio Committee meeting this morning between the Departments of...

STATEMENT BY THE ANC STUDY GROUP ON APPROPRIATIONS ON THE PUBLIC SECTOR PENSION AND RELATED PAYMENTS BILL

by testdesign | Jun 23, 2025 | 2025, Media Statements

23 June 2025 The ANC welcomes the proposal of the Public Sector Pension and Related Payments Bill, which comes before the national assembly plenary on Tuesday, 24 June 2025, that public sector related pension, post-retirement medical and other benefits in terms of...

STATEMENT BY THE ANC STUDY GROUP ON HIGHER EDUCATION AND TRAINING ON THE DISCLOSURE OF PANEL MEMBERS FOR THE SELECTION AND RECOMMENDATION OF SETA BOARD CHAIRPERSONS

by testdesign | Jun 21, 2025 | 2025, Media Statements

21 June 2025 The ANC Study Group on Higher Education and Training welcomes the recent developments in the process of appointing SETA Board Chairpersons, and notes the following: Minister Nkabane’s undertaking to apply corrective measures to address procedural concerns...