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PHOTO: File, City Press The Special Tribunal of the state’s corruption-fighting investigating unit has denied a former Transnet executive leave to appeal its ruling that his assets must be seized pending civil proceedings. Former Transnet group executive for capital projects Herbert Msagala is accused of receiving R18.4 million as part of tender corruption.  The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) brought its case against Msagala to its tribunal in July 2020. It related to a contract for a fuel pipeline between Durban to Heidelberg. IGS Consulting Engineering Services CC, whose sole member ...

In a nutshell: The beleaguered SAPS Crime Intelligence, after being alerted by a “minister in the security cluster”, uncovered  a threat of “some magnitude” to the country’s “national security” just prior to the ANC’s 2017 elective conference at Nasrec. Another Zuma-dominated security actor, the State Security Agency (SSA), on the other hand, did a sweep and found no immediate threats and continued to monitor the conference until its conclusion on 19 December, with no major threats detected. These were two parallel security universes, one empty and other full of smoke, mirror...

Ahmed Timol murder case postponed again By Mayibongwe Maqhina Share Cape Town - Three years after former apartheid security branch officer Joao Rodrigues first appeared in court for the murder of anti-apartheid activist Ahmed Timol, his criminal trial has yet to commence. On Thursday, the case was again postponed pending the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) ruling in Rodrigues’s application for leave to appeal the dismissal of the permanent stay of prosecution application by the South Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg in 2019. The SCA has yet deliver its verdict after Rodrigues’s applicatio...

The murder case against former apartheid security branch officer, Joao Rodrigues, who is accused of murdering anti-apartheid activist, Ahmed Timol, 50 years ago has been postponed pending a decision by the Supreme Court of appeal.

Companies ordered to pay back money linked to Gauteng PPE tender News24 Wire Picture for illustration. Nurses at work at the Nasrec Expo Centre to house coronavirus patients, Johannesburg, 14 April 2020. Picture: Twitter / SABC The multimillion-rand PPE tender was issued by the Gauteng health department. The Special Tribunal has ordered that almost two dozen companies which received money from the  through a personal protective equipment (PPE) tender awarded to Ledla Structural Development, pay it back to the state. In December, the controversial PPE tender awarded to Ledla Structural De...