National Council of Provinces
Formerly: National Assembly
100% attendance rate
Attended 4 meetings out of 4
89% attendance rate
Attended 58 meetings out of 65
89% attendance rate
Attended 25 meetings out of 28
95% attendance rate
Attended 20 meetings out of 21
94% attendance rate
Attended 16 meetings out of 17
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Directorship/Partnership | Type of Business |
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Numisa Projects | Dormant |
Plipa Projects | Dormant |
Tsalanang Enterprises | Dormant |
No | Name of Company | Nature |
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50% | Numisa Consulting and Projects | Projects |
50% | Tsalanang Enterprises CC | Consulting |
Directorship/Partnership | Type of Business |
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Numisa Consulting Projects CC General Projects - Dormant | |
Tsalanang Enterprises Cc | Consulting - Dormant |
NYDA Vacancies: Committee Programme 10 Feb 2021
NYDA Vacancies: referral from Speaker & discussion 9 Feb 2021
Update on current Status & Re-Opening of Schools 20 Jan 2021
DHET & DSI 2019/20 Annual Reports 1 Dec 2020
Department of Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities 2019/20 Annual Report 27 Nov 2020
Questions asked to the Minister of Higher Education and Training 27 Jun 2027
Questions asked to the Minister of Environmental Affairs 18 Apr 2019
Questions asked to the Minister of Environmental Affairs 18 Apr 2019
19 (Statement by the Deputy Minister of Health) 19 Mar 2020
Thank you, hon Chair. South Africa is a nation that has proven over time that we can overcome any obstacle when we are united. The Coronavirus is as such no exception to that resilient determination of this nation. It is therefore of critical importance that all South Africans should heed ...
DEBATE ON TUBERCULOSIS (TB): UNITED IN THE FIGHT TO END TB - A CHALLENGE TO ALL SOUTH AFRICANS 13 Mar 2020
Masibulele Sihlalo weBhunga laMaphondo leSizwe.
English:
Hon Chair, hon members and fellow South Africans. According to Statistics SA, Tuberculosis, TB, continues to be the leading cause of natural deaths in South Africa. It is also estimated that about 80% of the population of South Africa is infected with TB bacteria, ...