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The Palm Ridge Magistrate's Court has postponed the corruption case against Pule Mabe and six others until mid-June.
The ANC continues to prove why the so-called renewal of the organisation, championed by its President Cyril Ramaphosa, is a failed strategy.
ANC officials implicated in the State Capture Report are now facing disciplinary proceedings.
ANC officials implicated in the State Capture Report are now facing disciplinary proceedings, as Fikile Mbalula asserts authority within the party. This move raises questions about the selection criteria for those summoned and the ANC’s credibility in addressing corruption.
ANC officials implicated in the State Capture Report are now facing disciplinary proceedings, as Fikile Mbalula asserts authority within the party. This move raises questions about the selection criteria for those summoned and the ANC’s credibility in addressing corruption.
ActionSA demands transparency over the diamond gift from Louis Liebenberg to Deputy President Paul Mashatile, urging a probe into possible breaches of ethics and connections to corruption-linked figures.
South Africa's political landscape in 2024 was dominated by corruption scandals, with figures like President Cyril Ramaphosa and Thembi Simelane under intense scrutiny, raising questions about accountability and transparency.
The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) which in recent weeks has been accused of failing to prosecute state capture matters, was in 2022 accused of allegedly using a “fake it till you make it” approach to prosecute high profile cases.
In this turbulent time for the ANC in KZN, party members await Saturday’s meeting with bated breath, contemplating not only the future of their provincial leadership but also the broader implications for their political landscape.
South Africa faces a wave of corruption scandals as SAFA president Danny Jordaan and former ANC spokesperson Pule Mabe are implicated in serious allegations.
That the reasons behind the NPA’s about turn on the Kodwa decision have not been made public further hampers its stated objective of transparency.
The Hawks have asked the NPA boss Shamila Batohi to review a decision made by Gauteng’s Director of Public Prosecutions, Andrew Chauke to free Zizi Kodwa.
Kodwa announced to the media that he was now officially a ‘free man’ and intended to renew his commitment to serving the African National Congress.
The corruption case against former minister Zizi Kodwa and businessman Jehan Mackay faces further delays, with proceedings postponed to November 1.
Pule Mabe is expected to be charged with corruption in connection with a R27 million tender, which was allegedly awarded unlawfully to his company Enviro Mobi in 2017.
Magistrate Philip Venter said the case is moving along at a reasonable pace and he postponed the corruption trial to October 24.
The pair were three months ago granted R30 000 bail each during their first court appearance in May.
From beginning to end, the Zuma matter has triggered many questions. There is no consensus on how to respond to the questions – even among ANC members, the writer says.
The political fortunes of former sports minister Zizi Kodwa took a significant knock on Thursday when he finally announced his resignation as a Member of Parliament, effective immediately.
Kodwa wrote a resignation letter that included Parliament speaker Thoko Didiza on Thursday.
Zizi kodwa resigns as Member of Parliament amid allegations of corruption
Zizi Kodwa, who was a Cabinet minister at the time, was charged over allegations that he accepted bribes totalling about R1. 7 million from tech giant EOH.
The promises the Patriotic Alliance leader Gayton McKenzie has made have come large and quickly, and that has seen his popularity rise.
Equal Education is pressing the ANC to withdraw Zizi Kodwa's nomination to the Basic Education Committee amid corruption charges hanging over his head. They emphasise ethical governance and call for accountability in parliamentary oversight.
Only a few out of 1 438 who have been implicated in allegations of state capture were prosecuted.