President Cyril Ramaphosa has appealed to ANC members to go back to basics and reconnect with ordinary people on the ground to ensure the party achieves a decisive victory in the 2019 elections.
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What is Ramaphosa’s agenda:- he wants ANC to go back to the people
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Brian Hlongwa, ANC chief whip, allegedly implicated in R1.2-billion health graft
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When he was the Gauteng Health MEC, Brian Hlongwa brought the department to its knees, the Special Investigations Unit has found. Limousine-chauffeured luxury spa treatments, blatant graft and jobs for cash are just some of the allegedly corrupt activities the ANC’s Gauteng chief whip Brian Hlongwa and his staff were involved in, according to a..
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Jacob Zuma News:- State will pay legal fees until court rules otherwise
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The state will carry on covering former president Jacob Zuma’s legal fees until a court decides otherwise, the Presidency confirmed on Wednesday.
“You guys have not been listening to us,” said Presidency spokesperson Khusela Diko, in response to reports that Zuma’s legal fees are still being covered by the state.
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ANC members want to run to the Courts for assistance against their own party
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The ANC has no right to prevent its members from seeking court intervention in party matters when it hasn’t exercised its role in resolving issues itself. So says Mawande Ndakisa, an Eastern Cape ANC and Youth League member.
He is also one of the complainants who has taken the “festival of chairs” matter to the high court in Johannesburg for not resolving the issue properly.
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SA withdrawing from the ICC:- Ramaphosa has a rare chance to stop it
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Justice Minister Michael Masutha has presented the International Crimes Bill to Parliament’s justice portfolio committee. This could be a precursor to the country repealing the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court Act (2002), and eventually withdrawing from the International Criminal Court (ICC).
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Luthuli House in trouble, Court to seize property worth R300 000
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The City of Johannesburg has obtained a writ of execution against the ANC for its failure to pay over R300 000 in legal fees owed to the City and its residents.
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Judge ordered SAPS to pay legal fees of security cops accused of murdering MK fighter
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The Pretoria high court has ordered the South African Police Service to pay the legal fees of three apartheid-era security policemen who are accused of murdering Umkhonto weSizwe fighter Nokuthula Simelane.
Judge Cynthia Pretorius handed down judgment on June 5 after the gruelling litigation led to numerous delays in the………..
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DA accepts it “possibly infringed” on Patricia De Lille’s rights
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The Democratic Alliance has said it will accept a finding that it may have failed to follow due process in the way it terminated Cape Town Mayor Patricia de Lille’s membership, telling the high court it would accept a declaratory order of that nature as long as the court does not set aside her removal.
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WSU Student In Nsfas R14m Bungle Makes First Court Appearance – Pay back the money sister
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Over a period of three months in 2017, Sibongile Mani spent about R800,000 of the National Student Financial Aid Scheme money she erroneously received.
A Walter Sisulu University student who spent a portion of R14 million that was mistakenly deposited into her account has appeared in court on theft charges.
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Bring it on! – Prominent public figures risk losing their jobs or facing jail time
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Prominent public figures risk losing their jobs or facing jail time as legal cases involving several South African politicians and high-ranking officials are scheduled to be heard in June.
Jacob Zuma
The former president — who resigned in February — faces several charges including one count of racketeering, two counts of corruption, one count of money laundering and 12 counts of fraud which date back to the 1990s.
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Caucus in charge of Cape Town, not De Lille – DA
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Cape Town mayor Patricia de Lille may be back in office but she’s not necessarily in charge of the city.
The high court in Cape Town reinstated De Lille’s mayorship on Tuesday. In its reaction to the ruling, the DA……….
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Western Cape high court judgement: Will De Lille get her job back today?
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Patricia de Lille will on Tuesday afternoon hear if the Western Cape high court has suspended the Democratic Alliance’s (DA) decision to terminate her membership.
De Lille was axed from the party a week ago for making a statement to Radio 702 talk show host Eusebius McKaiser …………
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False SITA Accusations Regarding Boeremag Ghost Are Hypocritical and Aimed at Discrediting “Boeremag” and Bedevil Pretorius Family’s Court Cases
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The truth about allegations of ‘Boeremag’ infiltrating SITA systems have been revealed in a media release in reaction to media reports of 2 May 2018, of allegations made in parliament of so-called ‘Boeremag’ infiltration of government SITA system. The media release also reacts to allegations that former SITA employee, the now imprisoned, Mr André du Toit, is involved with SITA infiltration.
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It’s D-Day for De Lille to defend her office
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Cape Town mayor Patricia de Lille has until 3pm on Wednesday to make representations to the Democratic Alliance’s federal executive on why she should be allowed to remain mayor.
De Lille’s submission comes a week after the majority of the DA caucus in Cape Town voted in support of………..
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Victory in constitutional court for Transnet pensioners
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The FF Plus is pleased that today the Constitutional court ruled in favour of the Transnet pensioners seeing as the matter became a matter of faith for many of the approximately 40 000 impoverished pensioners who are suffering greatly.
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