President Cyril Ramaphosa's application to halt Parliament's Section 89 impeachment process over the Phala Phala farm scandal ...
Officials indicated four middleman accommodation 'solution partner' companies remain involved in the payment process.
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What are Mashaba and Malema hiding?
AmaBhungane is fighting to access the financial reports of all South Africa’s political parties. Only ActionSA and the EFF ...
Economic Freedom Fighters MP Leigh-Ann Mathys says the report by Parliament’s Ad Hoc Committee should reflect that the ...
The Western Cape High Court has concluded today's hearing of Ramaphosa's urgent application to stop the impeachment committee ...
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‘Stay in your lane’ — parties urge court to reject Ramaphosa’s Phala Phala interdict
The Western Cape High Court heard that granting the President an urgent interdict to halt impeachment proceedings against him ...
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The shameful waste of R27.8 million on unused pothole repair machines | A betrayal of our veterans and a symptom of deeper corruption
Despite the significant investment, these machines remain idle, highlighting a disturbing trend of maladministration and ...
EFF Member of Parliament Leigh-Ann Mathys has criticised Parliament's Ad Hoc Committee draft report, say that it watered down ...
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The children we have failed: Parliament's enquiry into statutory rape must become South Africa's turning point
Zenizole Vena's tragic story reveals a systemic failure in South Africa's response to child sexual abuse. As Parliament ...
President Cyril Ramaphosa says a public hearing into his conduct would be humiliating. This is contained in papers he filed ...
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MPs Clash Over Report They Say Lets the Accused Off Too Easy
The Ad Hoc Committee has ordered a third draft after ANC, EFF, MK Party and ActionSA MPs said the report was watered down. MK Party MP David Skosana says he was blocked, and mocked, when he pushed to ...
All but one of the five-member political delegation, led by the National Council of Provinces chairperson Refilwe ...
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