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The impact of a lawyer cross-examining and preparing future defences emerged in Thursday’s parliamentary impeachment inquiry of suspended Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane. And it’s changing how parliamentary inquiries unfold – moving the focus from MPs’ oversight questions to legal s...

The DA has laid criminal charges against the ANC, alleging that the governing party acted as a criminal syndicate and requested that it be "investigated for systemic and calculated racketeering activities over a multitude of years".



Michéle Clarke recently took over the reins from Siviwe Gwarube as the Democratic Alliance’s health spokesperson and is no stranger to the hotbed of parliamentary politics. Biénne Huisman sat down with her to discuss taking up her new role amid ongoing deliberations on the NHI Bill in Parli...

Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) MP Floyd Shivambu's trial for the alleged assault of a Netwerk24 journalist resumed in the Cape Town Magistrate's Court on Wednesday. He is accused of assaulting photographer Adrian de Kock on 20 March 2018 during a scuffle over having his picture taken on the precinct of Parliament.

EFF MP Floyd Shivambu's lawyer said he had the right not to be photographed at Parliament. He is standing trial for allegedly assaulting a photographer on 20 March 2018 in the Parliamentary precinct.

A Netwerk24 photographer has told the Cape Town Magistrate's Court that he was 'terrified' when he was accosted by EFF MP Floyd Shivambu and another man at Parliament.

It seems no place is safe from SA’s copper thieves.

Nearly 40 firms have requested additional information regarding the creation of a historic structure report for the Edward Marks Building. “We have received 39 responses to the [request for qualifications] that we put out,” Town Planner Thomas Bott told the Edward Marks Building advisory committee on Thursday last week, February 4. Edward Marks Building advisory committee members were satisfied with the news. “That is a very impressive response,” Edward J. Haddad said. â€�...