William Mothipa “Willie” Madisha grew up in Atteridgeville, Pretoria. He studied teaching at the Transvaal College of Education and served as President of the South African Democratic Teachers Union for 12 years (1996-2008). He also served as President of the Congress of South African Trade Unions from 1999-2008. Mr Madisha continues to work for the realisation of workers’ rights.
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| Description | Extent | Location |
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| Residential | 3 Bedroomed | Lebowakgomo |
| Directorship/Partnership | Type of Business |
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| Nilaflex | Private Co. |
| Proudly South African | NPO |
| Directorship/Partnership | Type of Business |
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| Job Creation Trust | - |
| Umcobomvu Youth Fund | [Resigned] |
| Proudly SA Campaign | [Resigned] |
| Nagatshweu Trade | [Resigned] |
| CPS Office Automation | [Resigned] |
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| Residential | 3 Bedroomed | Limpopo |
SABC 2019/20 Annual Report & outstanding issues; Status report on SABC 23 Feb 2021
Implementation of Broadcast Digital Migration policy 16 Feb 2021
Department & SABC on all outstanding Committee resolutions in respect of public broadcaster 22 Jul 2020
SABC on its turnaround strategy and matters incidental thereto 24 Jun 2020
Department of Communications and Digital Technologies & SABC 2020/21 Annual Performance Plans 19 May 2020
Questions asked to the Minister of Defence and Military Veterans 18 Apr 2019
Questions asked to the Minister of Defence and Military Veterans 18 Apr 2019
Questions asked to the Minister of Health 9 Apr 2019
DEBATE ON TUBERCULOSIS (TB): UNITED IN THE FIGHT TO END TB - A CHALLENGE TO ALL SOUTH AFRICANS 13 Mar 2020
Permit me hon House Chairperson, to remind the House what happened to our late President Mandela when he was released. Only a few months he went to hospital after he had declared that he was not well and had tuberculosis, TB. Indeed he was treated - I do not want ...
WEDNESDAY, 4 DECEMBER 2019 4 Dec 2019
Hon Speaker, I rise to wish all members here present a good rest over the coming one and half months, that's when I checked. I here speak of plus or minus 7000 hours. I say a good rest because momentous challenges faced by our country and her people need both ...
