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President Ramaphosa has identified corruption and eroded public trust as the central challenges facing South Africa's fight against crime. Speaking at the inaugural Policing Summit in Kempton Park, he emphasised the need for innovative crime-fighting strategies and police professionalism to rebuild community relations, particularly in the wake of the #JusticeForCwecwe protests.
NAFCOC President Gilbert Mosena declares Ithala Bank 'the last hope for black financial ownership' and pledges to fight its liquidation, planning to engage President Ramaphosa and King Misuzulu during the federation's 60th anniversary celebrations in KwaZulu-Natal.
Parliament's Home Affairs committee has recommended doubling political party donation limits to R30 million and raising disclosure thresholds to R200 000 following a court challenge by the My Vote Counts advocacy group.
Parliament's Home Affairs committee has recommended doubling political party donation limits to R30 million and raising disclosure thresholds to R200 000 following a court challenge by My Vote Counts advocacy group.
After nearly two years of vacancy, Parliament inches closer to appointing Dinkie Portia Dube as South Africa's new Deputy Public Protector, following a unanimous recommendation from the justice and constitutional development committee.
After nearly two years of vacancy, Parliament inches closer to appointing Dinkie Portia Dube as South Africa's new Deputy Public Protector, following a unanimous recommendation from the justice and constitutional development committee.
Johannesburg Mayor Dada Morero's promise to partially reopen the iconic Joburg City Library by the end of February has fallen through.