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Santaco calls off deadly taxi strike with immediate effectAfrican National Congress secretary-general Fikile Mbalula says the ruling party should have acted faster to stop corruption.Mbalula was addressing the media as the party officially launched the 2019 elections manifesto review on Thursday.
Launched under the theme: ‘The Year of Decisive Action to Advance the People’s Interests and Renew Our Movement’, Mbalula declared September as the month of mass popular engagement to provide public accountability for the decisions taken in the past four years.President Cyril Ramaphosa paid a record R3.5 million for a Boran bull over the weekend.
President Cyril Ramaphosa at the Union Buildings in Pretoria on 4 January 2022. Picture: Jacques Nelles bought the bull at an auction at Hurwitz Farming in Mpumalanga.
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