Mr Bonginkosi Dhlamini

Committee appearances

• Athletics South Africa on Caster Semenya Controversy and Team Performance in Berlin 19 Oct 2009

  Mr B Dhlamini (IFP) said that the last fourteen years of SAFA had seen a mafia style of leadership. Football was a national asset and SAFA must administer the sport on behalf of the nation.

• Safety at Sports and Recreational Events Bill [B7-2009] briefing & report-back on public hearings 12 Oct 2009

  Mr B Dhlamini (IFP) said that the Memorandum of Understanding between SRSA and the Department of Education had still not been forwarded to the Committee.  This document was concluded six years previously.

• Thubelisha Homes Closure Report, Joe Slovo Informal Settlement briefings, Management Committee appointment 7 Jul 2009

  Members nominated and accepted Ms Borman and Mr M Motimele as the ANC additional members. They then nominated and accepted Mr Steyn (DA), Mr Botha (COPE) and Mr Dhlamini (IFP) as the opposition members.

• Agrément South Africa on their Strategic Plan 30 Jun 2009

  Mr B Dhlamini (IFP) posed a similar question on skills shortages, and asked whether there was a strategy in place to deal with it. He needed to understand, secondly, whether criteria were in place when consultants were used, and why ASA’s own employees were not used instead. With regard ...

• Policies and Legislation of Department of Human Settlements: workshop 8 Jun 2009

  Mr B Dhlamini (IFP) asked what the Department’s name change represented in terms of its approach and if there were any new mandates.

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Questions

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Plenary appearances

• Corruption In Municipalities A Threat To Our Democracy (Member's Statement) 6 Mar 2012

  Mr Speaker, during the debate on the state of the nation address, the president of the IFP expressed his concern about the level of corruption in our country when he said, and I quote: "Corruption is the bane of our country. It is a fundamental threat to our constitutional democracy ...

• Illegal Occupation Of State-Owned Houses By Friends And Relatives Of Government Officials (Member's Statement) 9 Nov 2010

  Speaker, it was sad to read that it was reported in The Star newspaper that more than 708 state-owned houses in Gauteng are occupied by friends and relatives of government officials.

  This information was released in terms of the report submitted by the department of infrastructure and development to the ...

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