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Ntshavheni's silence on arms exports raises concerns over international obligations
After 51 days without a response from Minister Khumbudzo Ntshavheni regarding allegations of South African weapons being used in international conflicts, the Joint Standing Committee on Defence raises urgent concerns over the government's compliance with international treaties.
Cabinet outlines progress on global engagement and infrastructure investment
Minister Khumbudzo Ntshavheni outlines South Africa's Cabinet's progress on global engagement, infrastructure investment, and social development.
Minister Ntshavheni challenges AfriForum's genocide claims
Minister Lhumbudzo Ntshavheni challenges AfriForum's claims of genocide against white minorities in South Africa, asserting the government's commitment to national security and factual discourse.
Minister Ntshavheni's comments on misinformation spark AfriForum backlash
AfriForum has responded strongly to Minister Khumbudzo Ntshavheni's recent statements regarding the government's efforts to combat misinformation, raising concerns over democratic freedoms and the potential stifling of dissent. "
Justice Minister Kubayi slams report of a 'secret' agenda against deputy president Mashatile
Justice Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi has taken legal action against individuals behind a smear campaign that falsely implicated her in a plot to prosecute Deputy President Paul Mashatile. The minister filed charges at Brooklyn Police Station after fake WhatsApp conversations were circulated, attempting to create division within government leadership. The National Prosecuting Authority has also dismissed these allegations as unfounded.
Justice Minister Kubayi slams report of a "secret" agenda against deputy president Mashatile
Justice Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi has taken legal action against individuals behind a smear campaign that falsely implicated her in a plot to prosecute Deputy President Paul Mashatile. The minister filed charges at Brooklyn Police Station after fake WhatsApp conversations were circulated, attempting to create division within government leadership. The National Prosecuting Authority has also dismissed these allegations as unfounded.
Government and AfriForum's farm murder statistics dispute escalates amid US tensions
AfriForum has accused Minister Khumbudzo Ntshavheni of deliberately spreading falsehoods about their meeting with SAPS, denying they ever conceded misrepresenting farm murder statistics. The escalating dispute highlights growing tensions between the civil rights group and government amid international lobbying efforts and South Africa's position on Gaza.