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While two of Busiswe Mkhwebane’s witnesses have told the Section 194 inquiry into her fitness to hold office that she never interfered with investigations, the evidence seems to indicate otherwise.

The Public Protector's office says it has wrapped up its investigation into the Phala Phala farm matter and completed an interim report.

When deputy president David Mabuza appeared before the ANC’s Integrity Commission in May, 2019, Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane absolved him of financial irregularities.

The report of the independent section 89 panel on whether sufficient evidence exists to warrant a full inquiry by an ad hoc committee of the National Assembly into whether President Cyril Ramaphosa committed serious violations of the Constitution or the law, or is guilty of serious misconduct,...

Reflections on freedom from American Legion Post 34 member Robert McGuire Robert McGuire has seen his share of military action, law enforcement and Department of Homeland Security work behind the scenes since his career began in January 1973. McGuire began his extensive military service in the Army as a M60A1 armor tank crewman. He got […]

The Economic Freedom Fighters’ (EFF), Floyd Shivambu laid a complaint against Gordhan.

The Public Protectors office says it welcomes the Constitutional Courts ruling which declared the concealment of donations received for political party campaigns unconstitutional.

The Constitutional Court will on Tuesday have the last word on whether members of the executive should have to disclose donations they receive for internal political party campaigns.

Lottery grant was meant to rebuild a Limpopo school that burned down during protests


(Reuters) - South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has responded to questions from the anti-corruption watchdog over allegations of criminal wrongdoing related to a break-in at his farm, the ombudsman said on Friday, after saying it would issue a subpoena to compel him to do so. The Public...