The Democratic Alliance (DA) says it is confident it will succeed in legal challenge of President Cyril Ramaphosa’s reappointment of Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba and Minister in the Presidency Bathabile Dlamini. Continue reading…
Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba and Minister in the Presidency Bathabile Dlamini have “acted dishonestly” and are not “fit and proper” to hold positions in Cabinet, the Democratic Alliance (DA) said in court papers. Continue reading…
The failed dairy project saw around a R100-million meant for poor farmers – being siphoned off by Gupta associates and Free State officials. Continue reading…
Self-defence, the protection of another person or the protection of property will no longer be valid reasons for owning a firearm, and guns will have to be handed in.
A 2017 version of the draft Firearms Control Act is floating around the halls of the safety and security ministry and, if passed, will make life a lot harder for those wanting to purchase or continue to own a firearm for self-defence. Continue reading…
VBS Mutual Bank has fired 94 employees, leaving the bankrupt bank with 26 staff members. Nearly R2 billion has been deceptively paid to individuals and institutions, especially officials from municipalities who have insured that funds are invested at the bank. Branches are closed and only Thohoyando and Makhodo branches will operate. The dismissed workers are.. Continue reading…
The EFF has vehemently denied any accusations of wrongdoing on the part of the party or its deputy leader Floyd Shivambu in regards to the VBS looting saga. Continue reading…
Adv. Director General Sam Vukela reveals that the Department of Public Works spend R300 million on rent for buildings and parking spaces that do not exist it in the department’s 2017-18-year report. This damning evidence on which he and Thulas Nxesi, minister, and Jeremy Cronin, deputy minister and other departmental heads of government, reported on.. Continue reading…
The Hawks have begun their investigations into the VBS scandal. It follows the released of a report on how almost R2-billion was looted from the bank. Continue reading…
Ministers should decide for themselves if they will resign after appearing before the commission of inquiry into allegations of state capture. They should, however, apply a test of whether they are complicit in corruption says the ANC. Continue reading…
Screenshots of text messages purporting to be a conversation between Floyd Shivambu and a businessperson with questionable links to the Public Investment Corporation (PIC) suggests a direct link between the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) deputy president and his brother Brian’s business. Continue reading…
Former minister of public enterprises Barbara Hogan’s scheduled testimony before the commission of inquiry into state capture was postponed on Wednesday. Continue reading…