Zandile Majozi

Committee appearances

• SABC on turnaround strategy & implementation of recommendations emanating from reports 17 Sep 2019

  Ms Z Majozi (IFP) appreciated the frankness of the SABC's presentation. She referred to the skills audit and related labour relations issues, and stressed that it was important to engage with organised labour and develop their full trust. On the mandate of the SABC, she said that the broadcaster ...

• SAPS Crime Statistics 2018/19; with Minister 12 Sep 2019

  Ms Z Majozi (IFP) said there is a concerning increase in crime as reflected in the stats. The fear of women and children being killed is not going anywhere any time soon - this is concerning given that just this past week, more women and children were killed. What is the ...

• SIU on SABC investigations; ICASA Quarter 1 performance 10 Sep 2019

  Ms Z Majozi (IFP) welcomed the report and thanked the SIU for the work they had conducted. The fundamental issue at heart was the lack of leadership at the SABC. In her view the problems exceeded budgetary shortfalls and were rooted in a lack of good leadership.

• Steinhoff Investigation update 4 Sep 2019

  Ms Z Majozi (IFP) agreed with Mr Shivambu. She asked how the regulatory model would work, seeing that it was an international holding. There was no clarity on what Steinhoff was going to do going forwards, especially in respect of the misguided bonuses paid to the executives. Once the Hawks ...

• Department & entities Quarter 1 performance 3 Sep 2019

  Ms Z Majozi (IFP) asked for the Department’s comment on what was happening to SABC employees. What was the issue around SABC’s sports rights losses of R2.3b? What was being done about SABC’s failure to pay service providers?

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Plenary appearances

• COMMUNICATIONS 14 Nov 2019

  Hon Chair, universe access for all citizens in South Africa is non-negotiable as we enter an age that will be dominated by information technology, access and sharing. In the execution of its mandate in the first quarter, the department achieved 50% of its planned quarterly targets. Hon Chair, our country ...

• ESCALATION IN VIOLENT CRIMES IN SOUTH AFRICA AND GOVERNMENT'S RESPONSIBILITY TO PROTECT ITS CITIZENS' LIVES AND THEIR PROPERTY (Subject for Discussion) 14 Nov 2019

  Hon House Chair, it is understood that the primary task of the government is to ensure the protection of its citizens through security. This is done through the provision of an internal law enforcement agency of the state. While we recognise that the issue to

  protect citizens' lives and property ...

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