Jan Gerber is a political journalist at Parliament. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, public policy, and current affairs, with a particular focus on elections and educational policy. Jan's work has been featured in the World Wealth Journal, Khaleej Times, and News24 Business.
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Jan Gerber primarily covers local (South Africa) government and politics, with a focus on legal policy regulation and government announcements. If you're looking to reach out to Jan, consider offering insights or expertise related to South African political developments, legislation, corruption issues, or international relations involving South Africa.
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The PA had a Cape Town mayoral campaign rally with fiery speeches by Cheslyn Daniels and leader Gayton McKenzie at City Hall.
By: Jan Gerber
The African Transformation Movement and MP Vuyo Zungula have approached the Constitutional Court to ask for leave to appeal Friday’s majority ruling by the Western Cape High Court, which interdicted the Phala Phala Impeachment Committee from having hearings.
By: Jan Gerber
The chances of South Africans ever finding out what really happened at Phala Phala were dealt a major blow on Friday. Parliamentary journalist Jan Gerber explains why.
By: Jan Gerber
Justice and Constitutional Development Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi has said that seven people posing as Department of Home Affairs officials have been arrested.
By: Jan Gerber
If the Western Cape High Court’s interdict against the Phala Phala impeachment committee stands, any future president could stall an impeachment inquiry simply by filing a review – turning a remedy for exceptional cases into a shield against Parliament’s sharpest accountability measure, impeachment.
By: Jan Gerber
ActionSA’s latest proposed bill aims to bring transparency to lobbying, closing a legislative gap that the Zondo Commission identified but that the government never moved to close.
By: Jan Gerber
The parliamentary impeachment committee will ask the Constitutional Court for leave to appeal the Western Cape High Court order that halted its public hearings on Phala Phala.
The current impeachment drama is about more than how dollars ended up on a presidential couch. Parliamentary reporter Jan Gerber really wants an answer to that question, but he is concerned about a precedent that could leave presidents off the hook in terms of parliamentary accountability.
