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[WATCH] Tsakani Maluleke says there’s no issue with using consultants for complex tasks but warns municipalities have, since 2014, repeatedly relied on external help without improving internal capacity. “Some consultants have skills, some don’t yet they keep being hired.” #POWERTalk

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POWER 98.71 年前

#POWERTalk

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tumza1 年前

Chowing money is normal in Mzansi

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AmaGroovist1 年前

What did she say about the killing of Mpho Mafole?

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AmaGroovist1 年前

14 years of his life at the AG…RIP Mpho Mafole

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mrembola1 年前

She is so fine.

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Rendani Maligana1 年前

This is a direct consequences of cadre employement, they end up outsourcing every little thing, while they are on the payroll of these municipalities

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Raitlhwana1 年前

Dr. Ndlozi @MbuyiseniNdlozi , where is the energy u used to have as a politician? We want it on power man please.

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Economic Freedom Fighters1 年前

Though Mabuza only served one term in office and never ascended to the Presidency, a rarity for someone who held the position of Deputy President, he never placed personal ambition above the duties of his office. When he fell out of favour with his party, he did not use his political challenges as a reason to destabilise the country, he instead bowed out of public office with grace and a clear sense of duty to the Republic. As the EFF, we honour David Mabuza not only for the positions he held, but for being part of a generation of Black South Africans who stood up in the face of a violent regime and committed themselves, despite personal risk, to the ideal of a free and equal society. May David Dabede Mabuza rest in revolutionary peace.

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Matshidiso Madia1 年前

The Cat. 💔

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Clayson Monyela1 年前

Diplomats from the South African Embassy warmly received the mighty @KaizerChiefs as they arrived in the Netherlands. Flying the 🇿🇦on the global stage. #SportsDiplomacy ✌🏿✌🏿✌🏿🔥🔥🔥🔥 #Amakhosi4Life

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Panyaza Lesufi1 年前

FOREVER, master tactician FOREVER! The struggle continues…..#RIPDDMabuza

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