Carl Niehaus got tongues wagging on Twitter after announcing that his new wife would now have to cook for them after they received a cook book as a gift Tweet little lies Twitter was a-flutter this week with comments about Carl Niehaus supposedly paying back his debts and making a return to ANC public life, following these claims on on Wednesday Cheryl Clur, owner of East London travel agency Let's Travel, alleged that Niehaus approached her about six years ago to organise a last-minute trip to Mauritius at a cost of more than R , reports The Star. Clur said: 'He told me he had been ill with leukaemia, had chemotherapy and wanted a holiday for his wife and two children We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow [HOST] more Recently expelled ANC member Carl Niehaus, who subsequently resigned from the ruling party, said calls for him to reconsider his decision and reverse his resignation are “overwhelming” and the De Mthuda was born in Vosloorus, Johannesburg. He started producing music in when he was still in High school and eventually dropped out while he was in Grade 11 to his pursue his music career. [2] In May , he released the single "Shesha Geza". The song was certified gold by RiSA [3] and nominated for Record of the year at the 26th The web of untruth that former ANC spokesperson Dr Carl Niehaus seems to have spun around his life continues to unravel. Beeld newspaper reported on Tuesday that contrary to claims made by Niehaus, he never received a doctorate in theology from the University of Utrecht.. The website of M&C Investment Holdings - the company owned by Niehaus
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Niehaus had incriminated himself (and his wife-to-be Jansie Lourens) by unknowingly using a police-issued camera to photograph the intended target whilst (again Missing: mthuda Carl Niehaus (@niehaus_carl) July 8, He was arrested outside the Estcourt Correctional Centre in KwaZulu-Natal where former President Jacob Zuma is serving a month sentence The Sunday Times reported that Niehaus was facing eviction from his R45Â a month Midrand home after apparently owing his landlord over RÂ The paper published SMSs allegedly sent by Clur told The Star, “He told me he had been ill with leukaemia, had chemotherapy and wanted a holiday for his wife and two children. He played on my emotions with his illness.” Facing eviction from his R45 a month Midrand home in , Niehaus told his landlord, to whom he owed more than R , that the ANC’s Carl Niehaus (born December 25, ) is a South African politician. He has served as the spokesman for African National Congress (ANC). He served in Carl Niehaus Biography: Age, New Wife, Salary, Party, Daughter, Profiles. Nadia December 24, 3 min read. Carl Niehaus was a political prisoner convicted of treason against FILE: Carl Niehaus, former spokesperson of the uMkhonto we Sizwe Military Veterans Association, led supporters of former President Jacob Zuma in a protest on 9 October , demanding Deputy Chief Niehaus was employed with a remuneration package of monthly salary of R71 , annual bonus equal to monthly salary, car allowance: R10 00, petrol allowance: R5 , cellphone allowance: R1
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‘Carl Niehaus is the love of my life’ – Noluthando Mdluli "As I got to know him, I realised that he was not only kind and loving; he was also a true South African who did not identify himself in terms of race." 02/07/ 3 minutes read Former MKMVA and ANC spokesperson Carl Niehaus has launched his own party, the African Radical Economic Transformation Alliance. During the launch, he lambasted the ANC, which he served under for 43 years, as being ideologically bankrupt when it comes to uplifting poor South Africans. Niehaus did not dismiss the possibility of Leader of the African Radical Economic Transformation Alliance (Areta), Carl Niehaus, thanked his comrades, Nkosentsha Shezi and Dr Job Moganedi, who have taken time to comfort him as he mourns Photo: Gallo Images. Former African National Congress (ANC) member and African Radical Economic Transformation Alliance (Areta) leader Carl Niehaus says he knew what he was doing when he joined