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President Cyril Ramaphosa says corruption will erode South Africans' belief in democracy if it was allowed to continue unabated.

The domestic worker who was fingered as the alleged brains behind the break-in at President Cyril Ramaphosa’s Phala Phala farm has requested she be given permission to breastfeed her newborn child while in custody.

The pair, aged 30 and 39, are accused of stealing $500,000 from the president’s property in 2020 and have since been charged with theft and housebreaking.

The pair, aged 30 and 39, are accused of stealing $500,000 from the president’s property in 2020 and have since been charged with theft and housebreaking.

The two suspects who allegedly stole over $500,000 from President Cyril Ramaphosa’s Phala Phala farm in 2020, will remain behind bars until their formal bail application on Friday.

The ActionSA party in the Free State has requested the Public Protector to investigate Matjhabeng mayor Thanduxolo Khalipha’s lavish lifestyle

Whistleblower Lehloma Ramajoe says that powerful officials are abusing State funds to silence those who try to expose corruption.

In the National Assembly, outfitted in the EFF regalia of red domestic worker’s uniform and fetching doek, the Honourable Mkhwebane will now doubtless continue to flaunt that contempt for the Constitution which she consistently revealed in her many bizarre judgments as Public Protector.

‘I’m giving you a hint… I’m being friendly. Stop writing about it in the newspapers because you’re going to cause a gold rush.’

Kholeka Gcaleka has hit the ground running in her new role as public protector with her report on the Hammanskraal water crisis,