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Western Cape Premier Alan Winde approached the SAPS ombudsman to investigate alleged links between gangs and top police officials in the province.

The Western Cape Police Ombudsman released a report detailing collusion between members of SAPS and the 28s gang.

South Africa could have load-shedding until 2027, Eskom predicts. A medium-term adequacy report recently released by the power utility painted a worrying picture that its troubles will not be resolved soon.

Western Cape premier, Alan Winde, offers his insight and expertise as a dedicated and passionate public servant.

An investigation by the Western Cape police ombudsman found that allegations of links between gangs and police in the province could be substantiated.

The Western Cape government has vowed to put measures in place to protect commuters on long-haul buses this festive season.

In October, Daily Maverick reported on a court judgment warning that 28s gangsters had infiltrated the Western Cape’s policing structures. The province’s police ombud has now found that this is likely to be true and represents a fraction of the problem.

While all indications were that President Cyril Ramaphosa would survive attempts to recall him as ANC president at a meeting of the national executive committee on Monday, the Phala Phala fallout now moves to Parliament on Tuesday where both the DA and EFF will be submitting motions.

Embattled former Western Cape legislature speaker Masizole Mnqasela has warned of more instability should the legislature go ahead and elect a new speaker.

Provincial premier Alan Winde said that the memorandum of understanding with the World Bank is about improving several sectors in the Cape.