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Sizani Dlamini-Dubazana

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Sizani Dlamini-Dubazana
human
Ein sex anaa genderfemale Edit
Ein country of citizenshipSouth Africa Edit
Name wey dem give amSizani Edit
Family nameDubazana Edit
Languages edey speak, rep anaa signEnglish Edit
Ein occupationpolitician Edit
Educate forUniversity of South Africa Edit

Zephroma Sizani Dlamini-Dubazana be a South African politician den African National Congress member who serve as a Member of de National Assembly of South Africa from 2009 to 2019. Dlamini-Dubazana be known for a supporter of de former ANC president den President of South Africa, Jacob Zuma.

Early life den education

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Dlamini-Dubazana be from de Nkumba village insyd Bulwer.[1] She graduate from de University of South Africa plus a Bachelor of Arts insyd Nursing Science (B Cur) insyd 1984 den work as a nursing lecturer between 1990 den 1994.[2]

Political career

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Dlamini-Dubazana serve insyd de underground structures of de African National Congress when de party be banned den be a member of de United Democratic Front between 1982 den 1989. She be a member of de KwaZulu-Natal ANC Provincial Executive Committee as well as de Provincial Working Committee den chair de Economic Transformation PEC sub-committee.[3]

Parliamentary career

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Dlamini-Dubazana top de ANC KwaZulu-Natal province-to-national list insyd de 2009 general election den so elect to a seat insyd de National Assembly of South Africa. During ein first term insyd de National Assembly, she be chief whip of de Standing Committee on Auditor-General.[2] She re-elect to ein seat insyd Parliament insyd de 2014 general election, rank 8th on de ANC province-to-national list.[2] After ein re-election, she assign to serve on de Committee On Auditor-General den de Portfolio Committee on Public Service den Administration, Performance Monitoring & Evaluation.[2]

Insyd 2015, Dlamini-Dubazana den multiple oda ANC MPs vote for a report by de Minister of Police Nathi Nhleko dat absolve President Jacob Zuma of pay any money towards de controversial multimillion-rand upgrades at de Nkandla homestead, ein private home insyd KwaZulu-Natal.[4]

Insyd August 2017, Dlamini-Dubazana den four oda ANC MPs boycott a meeting of de Portfolio Committee on Public Service den Administration, Performance Monitoring & Evaluation wey outspoken Zuma critic Dr Makhosi Khoza chair.[5] ANC chief whip den Chief Whip of de Majority Party Jackson Mthembu condemn demma actions.[6]

Dlamini-Dubazana no place on any ANC candidate list for de 2019 South African general election den lef parliament at de election as result.[2]

2022 ANC presidential campaign

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Insyd May 2022, e report say party members insyd KwaZulu-Natal start lobby for de nomination of Dlamini-Dubazana as presidential candidate before ANC ein 55th National Conference insyd December 2022. Dlamini-Dubazana campaign on appoint youthful ANC members as deputy ministers, oppose ANC ein current cadre deployment policy, den empower women. But ein presidential campaign no reach de amount of branch nominations wey she for get to make dem include ein name insyd ANC Electoral Committee ein consolidated list of candidates nominate for de “Top Six” leadership positions, insyd November 2022 before de national conference.[7]

References

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  1. Ndou, Clive (2022-05-06). "Zuma ally, Dlamini-Dubazana, may stand as ANC presidential candidate". Witness (in English). Retrieved 2023-01-31.
  2. 1 2 3 4 5 "Zephroma Sizani Dlamini-Dubazana". People's Assembly (in English). Retrieved 2023-01-31.
  3. Zulu, Nompilo (2022-08-17). "Dlamini-Dubazana signals her readiness to lead SA". Sunday World (in English). Retrieved 2023-01-31.
  4. Bramdeo, Aakash (10 March 1980). "The MPs who let Zuma off the hook". www.iol.co.za (in English). Retrieved 2023-01-31.
  5. "Khoza hits back at claims that she 'insulted' ANC colleagues". The Mail & Guardian (in English). 2017-08-21. Retrieved 2023-01-31.
  6. Presence, Chantall. "ANC MPs' boycott of parly meeting 'gross ill-discipline' - Mthembu". www.iol.co.za (in English). Retrieved 2023-01-31.
  7. Lekabe, Thapelo (2022-11-22). "ANC elective conference: Ramaphosa leads the pack, as nominations for top 6 are revealed". The Citizen (in English). Retrieved 2023-01-31.