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Here's a round-up of the day's news, including the newly appointed agriculture minister's outline of plans, the safety of our water, and how to negotiate a salary.
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If the municipal officials are at fault, it is correct that you must not give them money when they cannot account and enforce the accountability mechanism, so their communities do not suffer,’ says Dr Zweli Mkhize, chair of parliament's Cogta committee.
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[TOP STORY] Operation Vulindlela: SA 'will hit 3%' growth by 2029 if reforms continue
‘We still think that if we fully implement the reform aspects that we've announced in phase two, that we will hit 3% by 2029,’ says Rudi Dicks, head of the PMO in the private office of the president.