Zondo Commission to wrap up oral evidence with Ramaphosa
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The Judicial Commission of Inquiry into Allegations of State Capture hopes to conclude with all oral evidence by next week, with President
Cyril Ramaphosa set to be the last witness to present oral evidence.
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Daily Podcast – May 25, 2021
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Daily Podcast – May 25, 2021
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Making headlines: A new study says SA paid 25% more for Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine than high-income economies, Zondo Commission to wrap up oral evidence with Ramaphosa and, Zimbabwe chief orders Mugabe remains be exhumed and reburied at heroes shrine
Rorisang Kgosana Mathews Phosa should have filed a complaint with the police, instead of calling up a member of the Hawks to have a phone call traced, experts say. Former ANC NEC member Mathews Phosa speaks to The Citizen during an exclusive interview in Pretoria on 1 March 2016. Picture: Refilwe Modise The Independent Police Investigative Directorate (Ipid) should look into Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation officials who seem to be at the beck and call of politicians and abuse state resources for personal favours, said legal experts. The latest politician to reveal how he benefited from being able to call on favours from the directorate, commonly known as the Hawks, was former ANC treasurer-general Mathews Phosa. Phosa casually admitted to having called a “Colonel Mhlanga” to trace an unknown number
Lockdown legally ended on 24 June 2020. Our government is treasonous!
25 May 2021 12:18 PM
Share This: Since 24 June, there are no lockdown regulations in place, says Reyno de Beer. Govt has committed treason against the people!
The government heads to court this week to defend the validity and rationality of the lockdown in South Africa.
Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (Cogta) Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma will appeal a High Court ruling this week.
This case will have implications for the countryâs lockdown levels in the future.
In June 2020, the North Gauteng High Court found level three and level four lockdown regulations to be invalid and unconstitutional.
Ex-VBS staff demand R230m from KPMG for its role in doomed bankâs collapse
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Dozens of former VBS Mutual Bank employees are heading to the Constitutional Court to claim R230 million from global professional services firm KPMG for misstating the financial statements of the now-defunct financial institution.
The 60 employees are demanding about R170m for loss of earning capacity and the phobia they have developed towards the banking sector, R1m each for emotional shock, and R450 000 for psychological treatment, which will include five consultations each at a cost of R1 500 a session.
They are blaming former KPMG chartered accountant, director and VBS audit engagement partner Sipho Malaba, a fraud, corruption and money laundering accused, for misstating the bankâs financial position in 2017, which led to its collapse a year later, and for preparing an audit that did not comply with the Generally Accepted Accounting Principles.