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MPs approve Ramaphosa’s 3.8% pay rise: EFF criticises pay hike amid economic stagnation, while MK Party calls for performance-based salary adjustments
timeslive.co.za/news/2026-03-03-mps-approve-ramaphosas-38-pay-rise/
MPs approve Ramaphosa’s 3.8% pay rise
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ewn.co.za/2026/03/09/ramaphosa-says-other-municipalities-could-learn-from-ethekwini-metros-progress
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Secretary to Parliament pulls in R4.9 million, out-earning President Ramaphosa: National Assembly Speaker Thoko Didiza defends the controversial R4 ...
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Ramaphosa on Mandela, Tambo statues: 'Their struggle contribution is incalculable'
ewn.co.za/2026/03/04/ramaphosa-on-mandela-tambo-statues-their-struggle-contribution-is-incalculable
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Key FactsControversy Over Mandela and Tambo Statues in Durban
6 days ago · Reading time: ~45 sec.
Summary created with AI assistance · Source: ewn.co.za
  • President Ramaphosa stressed the immeasurable value of Mandela and Tambo’s contributions to the liberation struggle.

  • The statues at Moses Mabhida Stadium and Durban north beachfront commemorate the nation’s resistance history.

  • The Democratic Alliance criticized the R22 million expenditure, urging funds be redirected to pressing service delivery challenges.

  • City officials reported that 60% of water is lost due to neglected, outdated pipelines.
  • The cost of what they contributed to our struggle is incalculable. We cannot even begin to count what it cost for us to be where we are. In stone and bronze, we continue to write our history. Not the history of those who held power unjustly but the history of those who refused to let injustice have the final word.
    Cyril Ramaphosa on the Mandela and Tambo statues, Durban, March 4, 2026.
EFF, Saftu demand probe into Xolile George’s ‘tone deaf’ salary hike: ‘Secretary to parliament earns more than members of parliament and the president’
timeslive.co.za/politics/2026-03-05-eff-saftu-demand-probe-into-xolile-georges-tone-deaf-salary-hike/
EFF, Saftu demand probe into Xolile George’s ‘tone deaf’ salary hike
DA petitions President and Public Protector over Xolile George’s salary hike: Xolile George’s now almost R5 million salary has been a point of contention since ...
ewn.co.za/2026/02/05/da-petitions-president-and-public-protector-over-xolile-george-s-salary-hike
DA petitions President and Public Protector over Xolile George’s salary ...
COSATU rejects salary hike for politicians and judiciary: President Cyril Ramaphosa has opted for a 3.8% increase for his executive and parliamentarians and 4 ...
ewn.co.za/2026/01/21/cosatu-rejects-salary-hike-for-politicians-and-judiciary
COSATU rejects salary hike for politicians and judiciary
Ramaphosa approves R100,000 salary increase for South Africa’s millionaire ministers
businesstech.co.za/news/government/848200/ramaphosa-approves-salary-increases-for-south-africas-millionaire-ministers-and-mps/
Ramaphosa approves R100,000 salary increase for South Africa’s millionaire ...
Key FactsGovernment Approves Raises for South Africa’s Top Officials
Jan 19, 2026 · Reading time: ~30 sec.
Summary created with AI assistance · Source: businesstech.co.za
  • President Ramaphosa authorized a 3.8% pay raise for the National Executive and Parliament members, with Provincial Legislatures receiving a 4.1% increase.

  • The approved hike exceeds the current inflation forecast of 3.5% to 4.5% but is lower than the 5.5% wage rise granted to public servants in April 2025.

  • Government wage expenses have decreased from 35.7% of consolidated spending in 2013/14 to 32.1% in 2023/24, with projections showing a further decline to 31.4% by 2027/28.

  • Although Ramaphosa approves salary increases for top officials, his own remuneration of R3.35 million is determined by Parliament.
Ramaphosa gives his executive pay hike of 3.8%: This is slightly less than the 4.1% recommended by the Independent Commission for the Remuneration of Public ...
ewn.co.za/2026/01/20/ramaphosa-gives-his-executive-pay-hike-of-38
Ramaphosa gives his executive pay hike of 3.8%
MKP submits request to Speaker to consider its no-confidence motion in Ramaphosa for failing to fire Mchunu
ewn.co.za/2025/07/22/mkp-submits-request-to-speaker-to-consider-its-no-confidence-motion-in-ramaphosa-for-failing-to-fire-mchunu
MKP submits request to Speaker to consider its no-confidence motion in ...
Mchunu out, Cachalia in | This is how much it's going to cost taxpayers: Police Minister Senzo Mchunu remains on paid leave amid corruption claims ...
iol.co.za/news/politics/2025-07-15-mchunu-out-cachalia-in-or-this-is-how-much-its-going-to-cost-taxpayers/
Mchunu out, Cachalia in | This is how much it's going to cost taxpayers
ANC's NWC wants DA reprimanded over alleged continuous defiance of GNU: Insiders in the party's NWC have told EWN that the DA must be held accountable for its ...
ewn.co.za/2025/04/08/ancs-nwc-wants-da-reprimanded-over-alleged-continuous-defiance-of-gnu
ANC's NWC wants DA reprimanded over alleged continuous defiance of GNU