Richard Seleke, the controversial director general of public enterprises, has left public service after reaching an agreement with the presidency.
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Gupta-linked director general removed from Public Enterprises
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State Capture Inquiry Updates:- How Zuma faked a job for Nene
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Former president Jacob Zuma did not give Nhlanhla Nene any reason why he was fired from his position as finance minister in December 2015, but instead presented Nene a “fabricated” job offer.
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Tom Moyane seeks ConCourt intervention as his time runs out
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Suspended South African Revenue Service (Sars) commissioner Tom Moyane has filed an over 700-page application at the Constitutional Court asking the court to urgently hear his matter to have President Cyril Ramaphosa’s decisions in appointing the Nugent commission and the disciplinary inquiry into his conduct as being in violation of the Constitution.
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Alleged ‘Dros rapist’ appears in court and protests expected
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Mass protest action is expected in Tshwane on Tuesday as the man accused of raping a six-year-old girl at a Pretoria franchise of the family restaurant chain Dros will appear in the Pretoria magistrate’s court.
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Blackmailing ‘rumours’ made by Jonas about Hlongwane and Duduzane
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Duduzane Zuma and Fana Hlongwane have said that their infamous meeting at the Guptas’ Saxonwold compound with former deputy finance minister Mcebisi Jonas was merely to clear up rumours that Hlongwane was blackmailing Jonas.
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It is time to cough up Babelas Dlamini – Minister of Social Development gets slammed by the Constitutional Court
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The Constitutional Court ruled that the social development minister, Bathabile Dlamini, has to pay 20% of the legal costs herself regarding to the social grants court case. Furthermore, Judge Froneman recommended that the court documents be referred to the Public Prosecutor to see if Dhlamini should be prosecuted for perjury. Read the original article in..
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BREAKING NEWS:- Trial of north men accused of friend’s murder postponed
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The case was postponed to allow time for one of the accused to find a new lawyer. The trial of two men accused of the murder of their friend has been postponed over legal representation.
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Moerane commission:- Top cop lied to commission, says witness
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The Independent Police Investigative Directorate has been asked to investigate perjury charges against a KwaZulu-Natal police general for allegedly lying under oath to the Moerane commission of inquiry into political killings in the province.
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You can get high now in private says the Constitutional Court
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In a unanimous judgment, the Constitutional Court on Tuesday ordered that the private consumption and cultivation of cannabis be decriminalised.
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Constitutional Court ruled that the word “Boer” – as used in a so-called struggle song – is not in itself hate speech
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The finding of the Constitutional Court that the word “Boer” – as used in a so-called struggle song – is not in itself hate speech, but that it may be inappropriate is a technical statement and can be misinterpreted that the word is being used as free speech and therefore such songs can be used. Dr…
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Steinhoff Saga:- Markus Jooste plans to dodge Parliament’s tough questions
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After months of continued revelations regarding the intrigue that is Steinhoff, the reclusive mastermind behind the tangled web, Markus Jooste, will finally appear before Parliament on Wednesday.
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When Inequality Equals Equality – Misogynistic Sharia Law Recognised in South Africa For The Sake of Inclusiveness!
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A South African court has ruled that Sharia Law (Islamic law) marriages which oppress women, must be recognized by the state to give women more protection in case of divorce. Incredulously, the ruling is “an enormous victory,” according to activists.
According to a court ruling on Friday, South Africa is failing its constitutional obligations by not recognizing traditional marriages between Muslims. Seems this has a higher priority over equality…
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Zibuse Comfort Ndigi withdraws from Zondo commission citing time constraints, one can only wonder why!
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The appointment of Durban attorney Zibuse Comfort Ngidi, a staunch ally of former president Jacob Zuma, to the Zondo commission investigating state capture, has been halted.
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So it is Day One for the state capture inquiry to get underway
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The highly anticipated judicial commission of inquiry into state capture — headed by Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo — will kick off on Monday in Parktown, Johannesburg.
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‘I will return to serve society’ – Shaun Abrahams – Former national director of public prosecutions
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Former national director of public prosecutions (NDPP) Shaun Abrahams will be taking time out after being stripped of his position at the helm of the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) by the Constitutional Court.
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