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OUTA wants South Africa's second in command, David Mabuza, to face a host of charges related to organised crime perpetrated in Mpumalanga.

Allegations cover charges that stretch from 2002 to the present day, mainly to do with the ‘land claims scam’ and the case of conservationist Fred Daniel.

The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (Outa) has referred a criminal complaint which names Deputy President David Mabuza and 12 others to the ID.

On Friday, 2 September, the fourth session of conservationist Fred Daniel’s R1-billion civil claim against the South African government came to an end in the Pretoria High Court. With the fate of Deputy President David Mabuza in the balance, counsel for the defence had managed — once again...

Just days after Daily Maverick implicated Nonhlanhla Patience Mnisi, the wife of Deputy President David Mabuza, in a land claims scam in Mpumalanga, the Hawks told whistle-blower Fred Daniel that the matter would be investigated. By our reckoning, the circumstantial evidence pointed to one plac...

On 9 June 2022, when they were meant to be representing Deputy President David Mabuza and a host of government entities at a pre-trial meeting of the Pretoria High Court, senior counsel Mike Hellens and Dawie Joubert were in Dubai with the Guptas. But, according to a letter to the state attorne...

Our Burning Planet Journalist Kevin Bloom discussed the link between State Capture and environmental breakdown with sustainability professor Mark Swilling and land fraud investigator Rehana Rossouw, unpacking how efforts to conserve our environment often lead to opportunities for government cor...

Deputy President David Mabuza, his wife, the dodgy farmer who ‘hijacked’ a community trust, the conman, Pam Golding Properties and the R45-million illegal sale.

February was an exceptionally busy news month. From the state of the nation address to the budget speech and everything between, including Zodwa Wabantu's latest Ben 10 drama.

The wife of Deputy President David Mabuza allegedly benefited from “substantial” sale commissions in questionable land deals in Badplaas.