Ms Bridget Staff Masango

National Assembly

Formerly: National Council of Provinces

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About Bridget Staff Masango

How did you become involved in politics and what drew you to your specific party? Having grown up in rural KZN, witnessing and experiencing challenges that were a direct result of the politics of the day, I developed a curious interest in making any contribution I could. I did not expect government to do everything for me and those around me, but instead chose to come up with solutions to the challenges. I did not see a need to be in active politics in the beginning but always helped my party during elections to ferry the elderly who wanted to go and vote but could not walk long distances to the voting stations. The principles of my party are what drew me to it: freedom, fairness and opportunity. More here...

2020 committee attendance as mp

94% attendance rate

Attended 15 meetings out of 16

2019 committee attendance as mp

88% attendance rate

Attended 21 meetings out of 24

2018 committee attendance as mp

100% attendance rate

Attended 22 meetings out of 22

2017 committee attendance as mp

92% attendance rate

Attended 23 meetings out of 25

2016 committee attendance as mp

56% attendance rate

Attended 23 meetings out of 41

2015 committee attendance as mp

66% attendance rate

Attended 23 meetings out of 35

2014 committee attendance as mp

(From the start of the Fifth Parliament)

71% attendance rate

Attended 15 meetings out of 21

  • Attendance records reflect Committee not Plenary Attendance
  • Minister/Deputy Minister attendance is not compulsory.
  • MP attendance is compulsory unless an apology is given
  • MPs are recorded as absent whether they have, or have not submitted apologies.
  • This is not the official committee attendance record of Parliament.
  • Plenary Attendance is not made public by Parliament although it has been requested.

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Parliament Register of Members' Interests 2015 [Source]

PENSIONS

Source Public/Private
Glacier Private

SHARES AND OTHER FINANCIAL INTERESTS

Nature No Name of Company
Ordinary 100 MTN
Ordinary 70 Sasol [Inzalo]

DIRECTORSHIP AND PARTNERSHIPS

Directorship/Partnership Type of Business
Chesswood Holdings [Resigned] Private Co.
Masambeni Investments CC
Rural Shik Private Co.
Scarlet Dawn Trading 163 CC
Swenkas Leather CC
Emerge Communications CC
Mkungu Transport Enterprises Transport

LAND AND PROPERTY

Description Extent Location
House 320sq.m. Evander
Land +-1 000sq.m. Devon
Land +-1 000sq.m. Devon

Parliament Register of Members' Interests 2014 [Source]

PENSIONS

Source Public/Private
Glacier Private

SHARES AND OTHER FINANCIAL INTERESTS

Nominal Value No Name of Company Nature
R129 148 MTN Ordinary
70 Sasol Inzalo Ordinary

DIRECTORSHIP AND PARTNERSHIPS

Directorship/Partnership Type of Business
Khetha Communications
Rural Shik
Phase
Emerge Communications CC
Supedi [Resigned]
Revivre [Resigned]
Scarlet Dawn [Resigned]
Tsiba [Resigned]
Mkungu Transport Transport and coal sale

LAND AND PROPERTY

Description Extent Location
Land - Erf 197 1 923sq.m. Devon
Land - Erf 198 1 923sq.m. Devon

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Questions

  • Questions asked to the Minister of Social Development 22 Jun 2020

    Whether she, her department and/or any entity reporting to her purchased any personal protection equipment since 1 February 2020; if so, in each case, what are the relevant details of (a) the date on which the equipment was purchased, (b) the name of the supplier where the equipment was ...

  • Questions asked to the Minister of Social Development 18 Jun 2020

    (1)What are the names of the partners who work with the SA Social Security Agency to process (a) applications and (b) payments of the Covid-19 social relief grant system; (2) what (a) existing partnerships does GovChat have and/or work with and (b) role do the partners play; (3 ...

  • Questions asked to the Minister of Social Development 17 Jun 2020

    (1)What is the breakdown of the costs incurred by Government through the SA Social Security Agency for (a) procuring and (b) having the system operational to receive applications for social relief grant; (2) whether a new system was developed to process payments for the special social relief grant; if ...

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Plenary appearances

  • NOTICES OF MOTION 25 Feb 2020

    House Chairperson, I hereby give notice of motion that on the next sitting of the House I shall move on behalf of the DA:

    That the House -

    1) debates the status of the government's taking over the Bosasa Youth Development Centres throughout the country to protect the children receiving ...

  • WEDNESDAY, 4 DECEMBER 2019 4 Dec 2019

    Chair, hon Minister, given your commitment to keep the department and its entities out of courts and focusing on its key mandate to support vulnerable members of our society, what is the hon Minister doing to ensure that the thousands of children who could be placed on foster care are ...

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