Formerly: National Council of Provinces
What is your political background? How did you come to join your political party and become an MP? My political interest and activism started with the release of Govan Mbeki, Walter Sisulu and Raymond Mhlaba. At the time they were doing underground campaigns in the Eastern Cape raising political awareness. In Bizana, when Mandisa Marasha and Ntombi Mabhude also started looking for female activists and women with an interest in politics, I then formally started participating in politics. More...
80% attendance rate
Attended 8 meetings out of 10
100% attendance rate
Attended 18 meetings out of 18
92% attendance rate
Attended 12 meetings out of 13
86% attendance rate
Attended 6 meetings out of 7
73% attendance rate
Attended 27 meetings out of 37
(From the start of the Fifth Parliament)
75% attendance rate
Attended 15 meetings out of 20
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National Public Health Institute of South Africa Bill [B16B-2017]: final mandates 26 Feb 2019
National Qualifications Framework Amendment Bill: deliberations and finalisation 20 Feb 2019
2018 matric results: Department of Basic Education & Umalusi briefing 13 Feb 2019
Department of Higher Education and Training 2017/18 Annual 24 Oct 2018
Interaction with Minister of Arts and Culture on issues pertaining to arts and culture 10 Oct 2018
Questions asked to the Minister of Communications, Telecommunications and Postal Services 19 Mar 2019