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Opposition parties are gearing up to challenge Police Minister Senzo Mchunu's decision to classify the report on the Phala Phala scandal, raising questions about transparency and accountability.
Former Chief Justice Raymond Zondo's admission of a significant error in the State Capture Inquiry raises questions about the integrity of the commission and the reputations of those implicated.
The prosecuting authority’s decision has sparked fury with some demanding the full record of the decision and calls for the NPA to explain itself in Parliament.
EFF condemns NPA's inaction on Ramaphosa, calling it a continuation of state protection for powerful individuals amid serious allegations.
The NPA said Fraser requested the SAPS to investigate the conduct of the President and that of Major General Wally Roode, alleging that it amounted to money laundering and corruption.
Professor Sipho Seepe said the NPA’s decision was an insult to the panel responsible for compiling the Phala Phala Independent Panel report.
The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) has decided not to prosecute any of the suspects implicated in the controversial Phala Phala case.
The State Security Agency’s former chairperson of the staff council, Xolile Mashukuca, wants the ID to investigate the alleged bribery of suspects and the source of payment
Ambassador Majola’s resignation will be effective November 30.
As the Bela-Bela Magistrate's Court became the stage for the latest act in the Phala-Phala heist saga, the absence of President Cyril Ramaphosa did little to diminish his looming presence in the courtroom drama
The Hawks can no longer remain tight-lipped about such an important probe which could end the president’s career if he were to be charged.
The three accused are charged with conspiracy to commit housebreaking with intent to steal and theft, housebreaking with intent to steal, theft, and money laundering
Opposition have parties called on law enforcement agencies not to shield Ramaphosa from being held accountable after the arrests.
After complaints were lodged, SARB said on Monday it had finalised its investigation into the matter, but the report would not be made public as it was a “private internal report”.
After a year-long investigation into the Phala Phala foreign currency allegations, the SARB has found no violations of the Exchange Control Regulations by Ntaba Nyoni Estates CC or President Cyril Ramaphosa.
Former president Jacob Zuma was freed as he is not a violent offender, according to the Commissioner of Correctional Services, Makgothi Thobakgale.
This was after the opposition party filed an application at the North Gauteng High Court to review and set aside the findings of the Phala Phala report
The announcement of the former president’s return to South Africa was made by the Jacob Zuma Foundation on Wednesday morning, but it did not specify when exactly he returned to the country.
The longer Zuma stays in effective self-imposed exile, the less risk there is for us at home.
The NPA confirmed it had been presented with a docket for consideration, however, a request to obtain outstanding information has been sent to the investigating team.
In a country where the history of political interference is well documented, it leaves the concerns about the delays justified.
Unconfirmed report claims he was killed in retaliation for his father’s role in the clandestine Phala Phala probe.
In the leaked report, Gcaleka has instead found that the head of presidential protection services, General Wally Rhoode, and others have a case to answer.
We exclusively reveal the content of the mutual legal assistance letter from Namibia that was ignored by South African authorities back in 2020.
Thobakgale described the SCA’s finding that Zuma had not completed his 15-month sentence for contempt of the Constitutional Court’s order that the ex-head of state appear before the commission of inquiry into state capture, and must therefore return to the Estcourt Correctional Centre as ‘alarmingly inhumane and insensitive’.