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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By: Jan Gerber
A former party leader’s public affairs firm brokers an undisclosed meeting with a minister for a foreign tech billionaire’s company. If you were in countries like Ireland, Canada and Germany, this would be illegal. But not in South Africa.
By: Jan Gerber
Former Higher Education Minister Nobuhle Nkabane has been appointed acting chairperson of Parliament's Portfolio Committee on Agriculture.
Usually, the DA’s internal spats are tawdry, petty tiffs. But the current squabble in Smurf Village, writes parliamentary journalist Jan Gerber, asks a question fundamental to our democracy: who gets to influence our elected public representatives?
By: Suné Payne, Jan Gerber
