
Eric Naki
Political Editor at The Citizen (South Africa)
Political Editor/ Senior Journalist in South Africa, Author: Bantu Holomisa - The Game Changer. Books Reviewer, Reading: Anything geopolitics, politics, econ
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1 week ago |
citizen.co.za | Eric Naki
Nobody is listening to the residents of municipalities where service delivery is problematic or non-existent. Their input at public hearings as part of the municipal Integrated Development Planning (IDP) process is being ignored. The IDP is a programme designed to guide municipal development and service delivery by incorporating residents’ views that should be included in the next budget.
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1 week ago |
flipboard.com | Eric Naki
Nobody is listening to the residents of municipalities where service delivery is problematic or non-existent. Their input at public hearings as part …
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1 week ago |
citizen.co.za | Eric Naki
The bloc within the ANC which is against the DA presence in the government of national unity (GNU) is getting larger due to the influence of Deputy President Paul Mashatile’s campaign to succeed President Cyril Ramaphosa, experts say. Growing calls from the ANC caucus for the DA to be kicked out of the GNU indicate renewed factionalism within the Ramaphosa-led camp… the sort of factionalism that has badly damaged the party it in the past.
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1 week ago |
flipboard.com | Eric Naki
The bloc within the ANC which is against the DA presence in the government of national unity (GNU) is getting larger due to the influence of Deputy …
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1 week ago |
citizen.co.za | Eric Naki
Media bodies and senior journalists have condemned the increasing incidents of journalists’ robberies in the streets of South Africa and demanded for the state, particularly the police to ensure their safety and to bring those responsible to book.
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