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Corruption Watch wants politically connected auditor blacklisted and appointment reversed

"The new political moment has come!" No, this was not some wishy-washy opposition party platitude, nor was it a statement of actual change by the faction-stricken ANC.

Corruption Watch, together with other organisations has called on Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi - who accused the foundation of 'blackmailing the nation' over the expiry of ZEPs, to retract the statement, and apologise.

JOHANNESBURG - The Department of Home Affairs has welcomed the withdrawal of an application seeking to challenge its decision not to renew the Zimbabwean exemption permits. The department came under fire last year after it announced it wouldn't be renewing the permits of almost 200,000 Zimbabwean nationals who fled the neighbouring country over a decade…

The department came under fire last year after it announced it wouldn't be renewing the permits of almost 200,000 Zimbabwean nationals who fled the neighbouring country over a decade ago.

The department came under fire last year after it announced it wouldnt be renewing the permits of almost 200,000 Zimbabwean nationals who fled the neighbouring country over a decade ago.

Several NGOs have condemned Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi's attack on the Helen Suzman Foundation over its intention to legally challenge his decision to terminate the Zimbabwe Exemption Permit at the end of the year.



Amid the current noise around the Phala Phala scandal and President Cyril Ramaphosa’s evasion of answering the nation’s questions, we must not lose sight of the more substantive issues at play, writes Corruption Watch’s Melusi Ncala.

<p>Amid the current noise around the Phala Phala scandal and President Cyril Ramaphosa’s evasion of answering the nation’s questions, we must not lose sight of the more substantive issues at play, writes Corruption Watch’s Melusi Ncala.</p>

CORRUPTION Watch says the release of the final state capture inquiry report signalled an “important milestone” in the country’s attempts to come to terms with the impact of state capture.