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PUBLIC Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane released investigation reports during a virtual media briefing on Monday, 13 December.

The North Gauteng High Court has ruled that members of the executive should be required to disclose donations they receive in internal political party campaigns. News24 spoke to three experts about whether it will make internal party elections more complicated moving forward.

A full bench has found that the Executive Ethics Code, which compels MPs to disclose benefits they receive is "unconstitutional, unlawful and invalid".

The Gauteng High Court in Pretoria has found that members of the executive should be required to disclose donations they receive in internal political party campaigns – but the judgment will have no impact on President Cyril Ramaphosa's CR17 donations.


The Gauteng High Court in Pretoria has found that members of Parliament should be required to disclose donations they receive in internal political party campaigns – but the judgment will have no impact on President Cyril Ramaphosa's CR17 donations. On Thursday, a full Bench led by Judge President Dunstan Mlambo found that the Executive Ethics Code, which compels MPs to disclose benefits they receive, was "unconstitutional, unlawful and invalid" because it did not require th...

THE Office of the Public Protector gave an update on progress in a few investigations they recently concluded.

Zwelinzima Vavi, the South African Federation of Trade Unions’ general secretary, lodged the complaint last year on behalf of Mark Chettiar, an Eskom employee.

Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane released her findings into the allegations made against Supra Mahumapelo in a Sunday Times report in 2018.

Mkhwebane’s scathing report, released in Pretoria on Friday, found Western Cape Premier Alan Winde and the provincial MEC for local government, environmental affairs and development planning Anton Bredell were in breach of the executive ethics code.

Good mayoral candidate Brett Herron says there needs to be strong action after WC Premier Alan Winde and MEC Anton Bredell were found guilty of ethics breaches.