Author: staff
The EFF has trained its eye in undoing apartheid’s legacy by dismantling associated symbols and transforming the sports, arts and culture space – and the party views Die Stem as one of the symbols that it would remove if it ascended to government.
Assertions that South Africa is becoming a haven for terrorist activities, made in both media and research reports, lack substantiated evidence, according to Minister in the Presidency Khumbudzo Ntshavheni, who is responsible for the State Security Agency.
Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Dean Macpherson has launched an independent investigation into the Independent Development Trust due to allegations of corruption involving the Pressure Swing Adsorption Oxygen Plant tender.
Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Dean Macpherson has launched an independent investigation into the Independent Development Trust due to allegations of corruption involving the Pressure Swing Adsorption Oxygen Plant tender.
After a two-year delay, the criminal case involving the theft of 42km of railway line by a former top Prasa official will continue now that the Eastern Cape High Court in Gqeberha has dismissed a review application filed by his co-accused in May 2022.
A forensic investigator has petitioned Parliament to probe allegations that prosecutors and Hawks officers in KwaZulu-Natal are active participants in campaigns aimed at sabotaging and collapsing high-profile and politically sensitive criminal trials in the province.
Minister of Sport, Arts, and Culture Gayton McKenzie has been let off the hook following a complaint that he abused his ministerial powers to target a citizen who called him out for his “unfulfilled promises” during his tenure as Central Karoo District Municipality mayor.
Murmurs of disbelief were heard in the public gallery of the Pinetown Magistrate’s Court on Monday after it was announced that judgment would only be handed down next year in the trial of five people accused of trying to quash the 2018 murder investigation of a Durban ANC branch leader.
South Africa’s government won’t work with McKinsey on next year’s Group of 20 gatherings even after the global consulting firm agreed to pay more than $122 million to resolve criminal allegations tied to a corruption scandal in the country.
Sports Minister Gayton McKenzie has been let off the hook following a complaint he abused his ministerial powers to target a citizen who called him out for his “unfulfilled promises” during his tenure as Central Karoo District Municipality mayor.