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Two pending pieces of legislation will enable the government to monitor en masse the communications of every South African.

According to an article in Daily Maverick, “two of South Africa’s largest road and bridge construction projects were ultimately granted to Chinese companies despite the bidders being disqualified early in the bidding process”.

Eskom and Transnet, SEOs responsible for the energy and logistics crisis dragging down SA’s economy, do not have permanent CEOs. 

Dudu Myeni mocked us as she turned SAA into a laughing stock and flung into our faces her relationship with the head of state, writes Peter Bruce.

Gang accused Ralph Stanfield, along with his wife Nicole Johnson, has been arrested in Cape Town. This comes after their names cropped up in an extortion and intimidation spat linked to a city venue that closed temporarily over the saga.

A man was recently wounded in a shooting outside a Cape Town restaurant where a murder had previously occurred and, in another incident, shots were fired at a private security vehicle. The shootings are reminiscent of earlier times when bouncer battles surged in the city.

It is because of their disclosures that whistle-blowers have lost their freedom of movement, freedom of choice, even freedom to live.

Former SAA boss and delinquent director Dudu Myeni, along with her co-accused are facing charges relating to the defunct Bosasa.

Pretoria, Sep 29 (Prensa Latina) South African Justice Minister Ronald Lamola on Friday demanded answers from authorities of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on the extradition request for the Gupta brothers, who were accused here of several corruption offenses.

South Africa will miss having a “diplomat-scholar” of his calibre to turn to for sage advice.