S'Lindile Ann Luthuli

National Council of Provinces

Social Assistance Amendment Bill: final Mandates 14 Oct 2020

Ms S Luthuli (EFF, KZN) said the Legislature met yesterday agreed to mandate the KZN delegation to the NCOP to support the Bill.
KZN & EC Provincial Education Departments on Status and Impact of COVID-19 Lockdown on Schooling 13 Oct 2020

Ms S Luthuli (EFF, KZN) asked about the suspended officials and what would happen when they had been found guilty. Would they be brought back to the Department with different titles and placed in different departments? The MEC had mentioned learners forgetting masks at home, and that the parents were ...
Social Assistance Amendment Bill: Negotiating Mandates 7 Oct 2020

Ms S Luthuli (EFF, KwaZulu-Natal) seconded the adoption of the agenda.
DBE on impact of COVID-19 and Lockdown of Schools 2 Sep 2020

Ms S Luthuli (EFF, KZN) said she would like to know what would happen to learners who do not return to school. She has spoken to a lot of parents. There are parents who still have not taken their kids back to school, especially Grades R to 2 because they ...
Social Assistance Amendment Bill: Department of Social Development briefing 25 Aug 2020

Ms S Luthuli (EFF, KwaZulu-Natal) commented on members of the legislatures’ remarks concerning the availability of documents prior to the meeting. She believed that when members of the legislature formed part of these meetings, they did not come as an audience or visitors, but came to engage and make work ...

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INSURANCE COMPANIES ATTRACT MILLIONS OF BLACK PEOPLE 26 Nov 2019

I rise on behalf of the Economic Freedom Fighters and move without notice:
That the Council-
1) notes the conduct of insurance companies over the past few years that attract millions of black people to take up life and funeral policies with them and then refuse to pay out when ...
SENZO MEYIWA MURDER CASE (Draft Resolution) 13 Nov 2019

Deputy Chairperson, I hereby move without notice, on behalf of the EFF:
That the Council-
1. notes that the Ministry of Police in its collective wisdom has failed to uphold the oath of office in the matter relating to the murder of Senzo Meyiwa;
2. acknowledges that it has undermined ...

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