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Nairobi The Court of Appeal has nullified a clause in the Elections Act which allowed presidential candidates and running mates who lose in polls to enter Parliament through party nominations. The National Gender and Equality Commission wanted the
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In an attempt to refute cries of sexism in the wake of a heated Parliamentary debate, the ANC has dug itself into a deeper hole. DA parliamentary leader Lindiwe Mazibuko. (Gallo) Our Coverage More Coverage In a statement released by the office of the
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By Dennis Dames: So, the Member of Parliament for Long Island – Mrs. Loretta Butler-Turner, has literally slapped the hurt out of Mr. Andre Rollins, the Member of Parliament for Fort Charlotte - outside of the House of Assembly
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The panel of the State Finance Ministers on GST said on Friday that many issues, including a mechanism for CST compensation for the current fiscal, will have to be ironed out before rolling out the new indirect tax regime. Agreeing with Prime
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Labour has asked the Auditor-General to consider whether a decision to allow Peter Dunne to keep his entitlements as a party leader after his United Future party was deregistered is in breach of the rules for public funding. Yesterday, Speaker David
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Farm groups urge CAP deal by end of June Published 06 June 2013 Negotiators were hoping to conclude talks on the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) this month, before Ireland hands over the presidency of the EU Council to Lithuania and ahead of a
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Amid talk of a special session of Parliament on the Food Security Bill, government said all options are open on the issue. The remarks of Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kamal Nath assume significance as they came after a meeting of the UPA
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File photo As the UPA government plans a special session of Parliament to pass the Food Security Bill, the Bharatiya Janata Party said on Sunday that it was not opposed to it, even while preferring that the monsoon session be brought forward. There
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Chairman U K Sinha on various measures required to check misuse collective investment schemes by unscrupulous businessmen. A Parliamentary panel looking into chit funds and ponzi schemes in the backdrop of Saradha scam in West Bengal , will give its
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A "one-man, one-vote" policy would slash East Malaysia's representation in Parliament, Sabah BN secretary Datuk Abdul Rahman said. Abdul warned that if the Pakatan Rakyat suggestion went through, it would see Borneo-based seats cut from a current 25%
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