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South Africa: Fired Minister Lynne Brown Resigns From Parliament
News24Wire, 1 March 2018
The African National Congress announced on Thursday that former public enterprises minister Lynne Brown has resigned as a Member of Parliament for the party. Read more »
Fired South African Minister Resigns as MP
The African National Congress has announced that former public enterprises minister Lynne Brown resigned as a member of parliament. Brown was removed from her position in Cabinet in President Cyril Ramaphosa's reshuffle. She was held accountable, among others, for the spectacular failings at power utility Eskom, which had received numerous bailouts by the government for them to pay their creditors.
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The Board of Eskom and Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown have appeared before Parliament's Public Enterprises Committee to discuss the reinstatement of Brian Molefe as CEO of ... Read more »
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Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown has been urged by the ruling party to lay criminal charges against people implicated in the "looting" of Eskom after it lied about paying ... Read more »
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Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown has been giving testimony at the parliamentary inquiry into the state of government parastatals, with a particular focus on the board of the ... Read more »
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