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Ntshavheni says when it emerged that De Kock was not in the agency’s books, she was told ‘he’s not our problem’

by Matthew Ehret Among the many questions we tackled were: Who was responsible for the laboratory-created product released into the world during the final months of 2019? How and Why is China being set up as a scapegoat? Why have both China and the USA as sovereign nation states been equally targeted for depopulation and annihilation by the forces of a financier oligarchy that have been trying to impose a world unipolar order for hundreds of years? What does Kissinger’s 1974 NSSM-200 report ...

The alleged poisoning of former president Jacob Zuma and the name of an apartheid assassin were central to proceedings at the Zondo Commission late on Wednesday when former state security minister David Mahlobo was in the hot seat for questioning. During the proceedings, Mahlobo denied a string of allegations, including that he issued direct instructions to the chief financial officer when he was minister of state security and that he had been involved in, or had initiated, intelligence project...

Fuel prices are set for a significant spike when the price for February is adjusted next week. This is according to the Automobile Association (AA), which was commenting on unaudited month-end fuel price data released by the Central Energy Fund. The price of petrol is expected to increase by up to 82 cents a litre, diesel by 59 cents, and illuminating paraffin by 60 cents. Former president Jacob Zuma before his application to have State Capture Commission chairperson, Deputy Chief Justice Raymo...

Zondo Inquiry hears SSA paid up to R200k a month for Eugene de Kocks upkeep Operation Lock involved the provision of a safe house and protection for Eugene de Kock after he was released from prison. FILE: Eugene de Kock at the amnesty hearing of two former Vlakplaas operatives at the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, 17 November 1997. Picture: AFP. 53 days ago JOHANNESBURG - Investigators on Thursday said...

The State Security Agency (SSA) spent a total of R1 billion on former president Jacob Zuma’s “private force” of armed VIP protectors and related secret projects between 2012 and 2018, the Zondo commission heard on Thursday. On her second day of testifying, secret witness Ms K said projects including Operation Commitment, Operation Justice/Simunye, Operation Lock, Operation Sesikhona and Project Mayibuye were used to channel SSA funds to a parallel intelligence structure engaged in unlawfu...