Showing posts with label ANC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ANC. Show all posts
Sunday, 4 September 2016
Zwane
http://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/News/who-is-mosebenzi-zwane-20160903 Feel free to add your comment. For a free directory entry go to:For your free directory entry.Do you know this person? Add to this page. Do you know anything more? Add to the page.
Sunday, 3 April 2016
Jackson Mthembu
5 juky 2016
SABC did not consult ANC
Jackson Mthembu For a free directory entry go to:For your free directory entry.Do you know this person? Add to this page. Do you know anything more? Add to the page.
Thursday, 17 March 2016
ANC NEC
1. Zuma, Jacob
2. Ramaphosa, Cyril
3. Baleka, Mbete
4. Mantashe, Gwede
5. Duarte, Jessie
6. Mkhize, Zweli
2. Ramaphosa, Cyril
3. Baleka, Mbete
4. Mantashe, Gwede
5. Duarte, Jessie
6. Mkhize, Zweli
Additional Members
7. Bapela, Obed
8. Bhengu, Nozabelo Ruth
9. Brown, Lynne
10. Capa-Langa, Zoleka Rosemary
11. Cele, Bhekokwakhe Hamilton (Bheki)
12. Chabane, Collins
13. Cwele, Siyabonga C
14. Davies, Rob
15. Didiza, Thoko
16. Dlamini-Zuma, Nkosazana Clarice
17. Dlamini, Bathabile Olive
18. Dlamini, Sidumo Mbongeni
19. Dlodlo, Ayanda
20. Dlulane, Beauty N
21. Ebrahim, Ebrahim
22. Gcabashe, Lungi
23. Gigaba, Malusi
24. Godongwana, Enoch
25. Gordhan, Pravin
26. Hanekom, Derek
27. Joemat-Petterson, Tina
28. Jordan, Zweledinga Pallo
29. Kodwa, Zizi
30. Letsatsi-Duba, Dipuo
31. Mabe, Pule
32. Mabe, Sisi
33. Mabhudafhasi, Rejoice
34. Mafu, Nocawe
35. Magadzi, Dikeledi
36. Mahlobo, David
37. Majola, Fikile (Slovo)
38. Mandela, Nomzamo Winfred (Winnie)
39. Manganye, Jane
40. Maphatsoe, Kebby
41. Mapisa-Nqakula, Nosiviwe
42. Mapulane, Philly
43. Masetlha, Billy Lesedi
44. Mashamba, Joyce
45. Mashinini, Sam
46. Mboweni, Tito
47. Mfeketo, Nomaindia
48. Mmemezi, Humphrey M Z
49. Mokonyane, Nomvula Paula
50. Mokoto, Pinky
51. Molewa, Ednah
52. Moloi- Moropa, Joyce C
53. Moloi, Pinky
54. Motshekga, Angie
55. Motsoaledi, Aaron
56. Mthembi-Mahanyele, Sankie Dolly
57. Mthembu, Jackson
58. Mthethwa, Nathi
59. Mtintso, Thenjiwe
60. Ndebele, Joel Sibusiso
61. Netshitenzhe, Joel
62. Nkoana-Mashabane, Maite
63. Nkwinti, Gugile
64. Ntombela, Sefora Hixsonia (Sisi)
65. Ntwanambi, Nosipho Dorothy
66. Nxesi, Thulas
67. Nzimande, Blade
68. Oliphant, Mildred N
69. Pandor, Naledi
70. Phaahla, Joe
71. Radebe, Jeff
72. Ramatlhodi, Ngoako Abel
73. Segabutla, Miriam
74. Semenya, Machwene Rosinah
75. Shabangu, Susan
76. Sisulu, Lindiwe
77. Sisulu, Max Vuyisile
78. Sizani, Stone
79. Skwatsha, Mcebisi
80. Tolashe, Sisisi
81. Tshwete, Pam
82. van der Merwe, Sue
83. Xasa, Fikile D
84. Yengeni, Tony Sithembiso
85. Zokwana, Senzeni
86. Zulu, Lindiwe
8. Bhengu, Nozabelo Ruth
9. Brown, Lynne
10. Capa-Langa, Zoleka Rosemary
11. Cele, Bhekokwakhe Hamilton (Bheki)
12. Chabane, Collins
13. Cwele, Siyabonga C
14. Davies, Rob
15. Didiza, Thoko
16. Dlamini-Zuma, Nkosazana Clarice
17. Dlamini, Bathabile Olive
18. Dlamini, Sidumo Mbongeni
19. Dlodlo, Ayanda
20. Dlulane, Beauty N
21. Ebrahim, Ebrahim
22. Gcabashe, Lungi
23. Gigaba, Malusi
24. Godongwana, Enoch
25. Gordhan, Pravin
26. Hanekom, Derek
27. Joemat-Petterson, Tina
28. Jordan, Zweledinga Pallo
29. Kodwa, Zizi
30. Letsatsi-Duba, Dipuo
31. Mabe, Pule
32. Mabe, Sisi
33. Mabhudafhasi, Rejoice
34. Mafu, Nocawe
35. Magadzi, Dikeledi
36. Mahlobo, David
37. Majola, Fikile (Slovo)
38. Mandela, Nomzamo Winfred (Winnie)
39. Manganye, Jane
40. Maphatsoe, Kebby
41. Mapisa-Nqakula, Nosiviwe
42. Mapulane, Philly
43. Masetlha, Billy Lesedi
44. Mashamba, Joyce
45. Mashinini, Sam
46. Mboweni, Tito
47. Mfeketo, Nomaindia
48. Mmemezi, Humphrey M Z
49. Mokonyane, Nomvula Paula
50. Mokoto, Pinky
51. Molewa, Ednah
52. Moloi- Moropa, Joyce C
53. Moloi, Pinky
54. Motshekga, Angie
55. Motsoaledi, Aaron
56. Mthembi-Mahanyele, Sankie Dolly
57. Mthembu, Jackson
58. Mthethwa, Nathi
59. Mtintso, Thenjiwe
60. Ndebele, Joel Sibusiso
61. Netshitenzhe, Joel
62. Nkoana-Mashabane, Maite
63. Nkwinti, Gugile
64. Ntombela, Sefora Hixsonia (Sisi)
65. Ntwanambi, Nosipho Dorothy
66. Nxesi, Thulas
67. Nzimande, Blade
68. Oliphant, Mildred N
69. Pandor, Naledi
70. Phaahla, Joe
71. Radebe, Jeff
72. Ramatlhodi, Ngoako Abel
73. Segabutla, Miriam
74. Semenya, Machwene Rosinah
75. Shabangu, Susan
76. Sisulu, Lindiwe
77. Sisulu, Max Vuyisile
78. Sizani, Stone
79. Skwatsha, Mcebisi
80. Tolashe, Sisisi
81. Tshwete, Pam
82. van der Merwe, Sue
83. Xasa, Fikile D
84. Yengeni, Tony Sithembiso
85. Zokwana, Senzeni
86. Zulu, Lindiwe
Ex-Officio Members
82. Block, John
83. Masualle, Phumulo
84. Mabuyane, Oscar
85. Mabuza, David
86. Mashatile Paul
87. Mahumapelo, Supra
88. Makhura David
89. Mathale, Cassel
90. Zikalala, Sihle
91. Ndinisa, Lucky
92. Mataboge, Kabelo
93. Lekganyane, Soviet
94. Saul, Zamani
96. Khumalo, Natso
97. Sejake, Sandi
98. Ntate, Makgwe
99. Fransman, Marius
100. Songezo, Mjongile
83. Masualle, Phumulo
84. Mabuyane, Oscar
85. Mabuza, David
86. Mashatile Paul
87. Mahumapelo, Supra
88. Makhura David
89. Mathale, Cassel
90. Zikalala, Sihle
91. Ndinisa, Lucky
92. Mataboge, Kabelo
93. Lekganyane, Soviet
94. Saul, Zamani
96. Khumalo, Natso
97. Sejake, Sandi
98. Ntate, Makgwe
99. Fransman, Marius
100. Songezo, Mjongile
Thursday, 3 March 2016
Robert McBride
Robert McBride (born 6 July 1963) is the former chief of the metropolitan police for Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality. During the apartheid era he was a member of Umkhonto we Sizwe, the armed wing of the African National Congress.WIKIPEDIADuring McBride's trial in 1987 for the Durban bombing, his advocate (David Gordon) invented the story that McBride was a great-grandson of Irish Republican revolutionary, Major John MacBride.[21] Major John MacBride had been a commander of the Irish Transvaal Brigade and had fought alongside the Boers during the Second Boer War and was subsequently executed by the British for his role in the 1916 Easter Rising in Ireland. Gordon later said, 'I discovered that there had been a "John MacBride" who came to South Africa and he fought on the side of the Boers during the Anglo-Boer war.... I knew that he was no relative - I know there was no blood relationship, but I thought that it was just ironic that John MacBride had come to South Africa at the time of the Boer war to fight on the side of the Boers.'[22]
McBride became something of a cause célèbre in Ireland and he received the support of many Irish people to have his death sentence commuted and afterwards to be released. Major John MacBride's grandson in Ireland was one of them. Tiernan MacBride (1932-1995) wrote to President Botha: "My grandfather was Major John MacBride, who helped to organise and fought as second-in-command of the Irish Brigade against the British in the South African war of independence. It is likely that this activity was a factor in the British decision to execute him after the Easter Rising in Dublin in 1916. Robert McBride, who it appears is a great grandson of Major John MacBride, is now under sentence of death in South Africa.... It would be tragic if you did not take the opportunity to save this descendant of one of the heroes of your country's foundation."[22]
In 1991, McBride's wife Paula said "the Irish people were very supportive. Robert received countless cards from people all over Ireland. It meant a great deal to him" and she hoped that F.W. de Klerk's visit to Ireland in April 1991 would hasten his release.[23] McBride has visited Ireland several times since his release.[24] For a free directory entry go to:For your free directory entry.
McBride became something of a cause célèbre in Ireland and he received the support of many Irish people to have his death sentence commuted and afterwards to be released. Major John MacBride's grandson in Ireland was one of them. Tiernan MacBride (1932-1995) wrote to President Botha: "My grandfather was Major John MacBride, who helped to organise and fought as second-in-command of the Irish Brigade against the British in the South African war of independence. It is likely that this activity was a factor in the British decision to execute him after the Easter Rising in Dublin in 1916. Robert McBride, who it appears is a great grandson of Major John MacBride, is now under sentence of death in South Africa.... It would be tragic if you did not take the opportunity to save this descendant of one of the heroes of your country's foundation."[22]
In 1991, McBride's wife Paula said "the Irish people were very supportive. Robert received countless cards from people all over Ireland. It meant a great deal to him" and she hoped that F.W. de Klerk's visit to Ireland in April 1991 would hasten his release.[23] McBride has visited Ireland several times since his release.[24] For a free directory entry go to:For your free directory entry.
Monday, 29 February 2016
Enver Surty
http://www.education.gov.za/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=ezAnuRV0Cx0=&tabid=78
Enver Surty held on to the post of deputy minister of basic education.http://www.pa.org.za/person/mohamed-enver-surty/?gclid=CjwKEAiA9c-2BRC_vaaJ0Ybps30SJABlqxDefdkEPezxOcHPn_FIyfXiKBIrsw6RPyxjmrvG9i3iMhoCK1Tw_wcB
For a free directory entry go to:For your free directory entry.
Monday, 16 November 2015
Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula
The government are a bunch of lilies: http://ewn.co.za/Media/2016/05/03/Matthew-Theunissen-regrets-the-k-word-Facebook-post
"But what you cannot undo is insist and believe that another race is superior than the other," Mbalula said. Question - Can one say that one individual is superior than another? When one chooses a team that is exactly what you should say otherwise you are going to lose!
In 2014 he was described as a useless individual. His latest actions by "suspending the privileges" of 3 major sports codes to host international events just add to the ANCs and indeed SAs woes. Here is the 2014 story http://www.bdlive.co.za/opinion/columnists/2014/01/22/fikile-mbalula-an-unbearably-useless-individual
http://www.sport24.co.za/OtherSport/South-Africa/mbalula-bans-sa-from-bidding-for-major-rugby-cricket-events-20160425
Zapiro responds in a radio interview:
http://ewn.co.za/Media/2016/04/15/Zapiro-tackles-criticism-of-Allister-Coetzee-cartoon
Sports Minister Fikile MbalulaWikipedia:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fikile_Mbalula
http://www.bdlive.co.za/sport/2015/11/13/radio-rugby-show-off-air-after-mbalula-complains
Fikile Mbalula is the Minister of Sport and Recreation in the Cabinet of South Africa, a former deputy minister of police, a member of the national executive committee of the African National Congress known to shoot his mouth off from time to time and be somewhat unthinking in his actions.
"But what you cannot undo is insist and believe that another race is superior than the other," Mbalula said. Question - Can one say that one individual is superior than another? When one chooses a team that is exactly what you should say otherwise you are going to lose!
In 2014 he was described as a useless individual. His latest actions by "suspending the privileges" of 3 major sports codes to host international events just add to the ANCs and indeed SAs woes. Here is the 2014 story http://www.bdlive.co.za/opinion/columnists/2014/01/22/fikile-mbalula-an-unbearably-useless-individual
http://www.sport24.co.za/OtherSport/South-Africa/mbalula-bans-sa-from-bidding-for-major-rugby-cricket-events-20160425
Zapiro responds in a radio interview:
http://ewn.co.za/Media/2016/04/15/Zapiro-tackles-criticism-of-Allister-Coetzee-cartoon
Sports Minister Fikile MbalulaWikipedia:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fikile_Mbalula
http://www.bdlive.co.za/sport/2015/11/13/radio-rugby-show-off-air-after-mbalula-complains
Fikile Mbalula is the Minister of Sport and Recreation in the Cabinet of South Africa, a former deputy minister of police, a member of the national executive committee of the African National Congress known to shoot his mouth off from time to time and be somewhat unthinking in his actions.
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