Catalysing productive capabilities of local economies through local content and localisation

by testdesign | Oct 31, 2025 | 2025, MP Speeches

Comrade O. Seate 31 October 2025 Public procurement is a critical instrument to develop the productive capacity of our economy. Public procurement should be leveraged to catalyse our industries as the goods and services that the government spend on can be produced...

Advancing the transformation of the economy through public procurement and preferential procurement

by testdesign | Oct 31, 2025 | 2025, MP Speeches

Comrade S. Sekoati 31 October 2025 Over the past 31 years, the democratic government has developed transformative policies and legislation which advance the spirit and intention of the Constitution when it committed in its preamble to recognise the injustices of the...

ADDRESS BY HONOURABLE MEMBER LUFEFE MKUTU AT THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY MINI PLENARY DEBATE

by testdesign | Oct 31, 2025 | 2025, MP Speeches

31 OCTOBER 2025, CAPE TOWN TOWARDS A DEVELOPMENTAL STATE: USING A REGULATED GAMBLING INDUSTRY TO DRIVE INCLUSIVE GROWTH AND TO SUPPORT ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND SOCIAL UPLIFTMENT HOUSE CHAIRPERSON  HONOURABLE MEMBERS  MINISTERS AND DEPUTY MINISTERS ...

ADDRESS BY HONOURABLE MEMBER MZWANDILE MASINA AT THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY MINI PLENARY

by testdesign | Oct 31, 2025 | 2025, MP Speeches

31 OCTOBER 2025, CAPE TOWN REGULATING THE GAMBLING INDUSTRY IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST: WHAT IS THE ANC-LED GOVERNMENT DOING TO ADDRESS THE GAMBLING INDUSTRY CRISIS? HOUSE CHAIRPERSON  HONOURABLE MEMBERS  MINISTERS AND DEPUTY MINISTERS  COMRADES ...

BUDGET VOTE 4: GCIS – PARLIAMENTARY SPEECH, Speaker: Khusela Sangoni Diko, MP

by testdesign | Jul 11, 2025 | 2025, 2025, Budget Vote Debates, MP Speeches

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Economic Transformation Cluster CDT by Comrade Imraan- Speaking Notes

by testdesign | Jul 10, 2025 | 2025, 2025, Budget Vote Debates, MP Speeches

INTRODUCTION Honourable House Chair, I have had the privilege over the past week to attend various budget votes, some of which were for departments headed by DA ministers. I could not help but notice the collegiality that exists between the Ministers/Deputy Ministers...