Formerly: Eastern Cape Provincial Legislature and National Council of Provinces
What is your political background? I entered politics from the working class point of view and I am among those that had spent some time incarcerated for my involvement in the political unrest prior to 1994. This was post matric in a rural area called Qhumanco Village of Cofimvaba.
Around 1992 I became a member of The Transport and General Workers Union (TGWU) as a negotiator. More here...
African National Congress (ANC)
Not associated with any constituency offices
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Member at Ad Hoc Committee on North West Intervention (Ad Hoc Committees)
from 29th January 2021 until 21st June 2021
Member at Ad Hoc Joint Committee on Probing Violence Against Foreign Nationals (Ad Hoc Committees)
from 28th May 2015 until 7th May 2019
Member at Select Committee on Security and Justice (NCOP Committees)
from June 2014 until 7th May 2019
Member at Select Committee on Co-operative Governance and Traditional Affairs (NCOP Committees)
from June 2014 until 7th May 2019
Member at Select Committee on Petitions and Executive Undertakings (NCOP Committees)
from June 2014 until 7th May 2019
Delegate at National Council of Provinces (Parliament)
from 22nd May 2014 until 7th May 2019
Member at Joint Standing Committee on Intelligence (Joint Committees)
until 7th May 2019
54th Candidate at African National Congress Provincial Eastern Cape Election List 2014 (Election List)
from 22nd April 2014 until 7th May 2014
Member at Eastern Cape Provincial Legislature (Provincial-Legislature)
until 6th May 2014
2019 committee attendance as mp
100% attendance rate (7 of 7 )
2018 committee attendance as mp
92% attendance rate (33 of 36 )
2017 committee attendance as mp
66% attendance rate (21 of 32 )
2016 committee attendance as mp
80% attendance rate (36 of 45 )
2015 committee attendance as mp
54% attendance rate (26 of 48 )
2014 committee attendance as mp
(From the start of the Fifth Parliament)
63% attendance rate (12 of 19 )
DISCLAIMER: This information has been obtained via the Parliamentary Monitoring Group. PMG makes every effort to compile reliable and comprehensive information, but does not claim that the data is 100% accurate and complete.
Committee meetings are planned events where real-world impactful work happens such as law-making, oversight and public participation - which are all cornerstones of the work our MPs do. Although often citizens focus on the public debate taking place in main chambers, the majority of MPs' time is spent working within committees. Here is a place to see what your committee is saying.
19 Mar 2019
Ms T Wana (ANC; Eastern Cape) proposed the adoption of the draft report with the amendments.
Ms T Wana (ANC, Eastern Cape) seconded the motion.
Ms T Wana (ANC, Eastern Cape) seconded the motion.
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What are the reasons that a sign was put up for Mahabaneng Primary School at the abandoned Lebaka B Primary ...
(1)Whether there are any investigations into the appointment of the contractor in the Vingerkraal borehole project to supply additional water ...
With reference to information and communication technology (ICT), how many schools in each province (a) have been connected, (b) through ...
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