O’Sullivan accuses Mkhwanazi of double standards over political interference
Forensic investigator Paul O’Sullivan has accused KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner Lieutenant-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi of applying double standards by publicly... Read more.
State advised to give anti-illegal immigrant marches the go-head
The government’s peace and security cluster has been advised to allow next week’s planned anti-illegal immigration marches to proceed under strict conditions... Read more.
The sleepless nights after ‘Cat’ Matlala started singing
Some people in police boardrooms, tender networks, private security circles and political offices must have heard about Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala’s 8-year sentence... Read more.
Accused Brig Mokwele slams CV fraud case as ‘sour grapes’
Brigadier Dineo Mokwele has hit back at the state’s fraud case against her, saying the allegations were stemming from people who could not read “plain English”... Read more.
Wheels come off Mokgosi committee as members resign
The wheels appear to be coming off the North West legislature’s ad hoc committee investigating Premier Lazarus Mokgosi, with four members allegedly resigning and... Read more.
Public Protector looks into naming of anonymous whistleblower
Public Protector Adv Kholeka Gcaleka is considering action after an anonymous whistleblower’s identity was exposed at a community meeting in North West, with her... Read more.
Inseta CEO vetting report highlights qualification anomalies
An MIE recruitment vetting report has flagged a matric verification inconsistency in respect of Insurance Sector Education and Training Authority (Inseta) CEO Gugu... Read more.
Cape Union Mart picking defendants on ‘optics’
Cape Union Mart chairperson Philip Krawitz allegedly chose whom to sue in the Gaza boycott protest case based on “optics” and identity, including concerns about... Read more.
How Phala Phala committee defends opposition to Ramaphosa interdict
Parliament’s impeachment committee has been advised to defend its right to oppose President Cyril Ramaphosa’s urgent interdict by arguing that the president... Read more.
Inside the InSeta student fund crisis
A R376-million student bursary scheme meant to open the door to higher education for poor and disadvantaged students was hit by delayed payments, unpaid accommodation... Read more.
