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Public comments showed the public rejects this proposal. https://legalbrief.co.za/diary/legalbrief-africa-new/story/parliament-rejects-mps-abortion-bill-3/print/

[Update: 14 May 2026] President Cyril Ramaphosa removed Minister Tolashe from the position of Social Development Minister. Read more here https://www.gov.za/news/media-statements/president-cyril-ramaphosa-dismisses-minister-nokuzola-tolashe-14-may-2026

Victory. The interns finally received their 5% salary increases, and the R140 deduction was explained.

Last week, the Department’s spokesperson told us that Scholar buses would resume this week, and we have received confirmation from various people that buses are back and their children are back in school. Read more here: https://www.ewn.co.za/gauteng-scholar-transport-resumes-as-mec-pushes-compliance-crackdown/#google_vignette

In September, a memorandum was sent to Minister of Transport Barbara Creecy, and on the 7th of November 2025, the minister responded to the memorandum and noted that the Local Emfulweni Municipality has implemented the installation of speed humps and pedestrian crossings along Boiketlong/Houtkop road. https://www.sanews.g

The minister, Gayton Mckenzie released the list.

President Ramaphosa announced the new NYDA board on the 22 July 2025

On 21 October 2023, CUT held a graduation ceremony for students from Bloemfontein and Welkom. The graduation was held in October as we demanded, and students from the Welkom campus were also able to be a part of it.

After communicating the housing issues to the MEC Tasneem Motara, the department pressured Ariobex and got them to fix the issues.

Following opposition, the City of Johannesburg has withdrawn the proposed R50 recycling fee, see https://www.engineeringnews.co.za/article/coj-pikitup-withdraw-r50-recycling-levy-proposal-2021-05-13