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Parliament promises 'no fanciful things' at a Sona sans bling - Vimarsana News

Parliament promises 'no fanciful things' at a Sona sans bling

This is what the address, for which R1.9m has been budgeted, will look like. However, the cost could ‘come down’

Parliament promises 'no fanciful things' at a Sona sans bling - Vimarsana News

Parliament promises 'no fanciful things' at a Sona sans bling

This is what the address, for which R1.9m has been budgeted, will look like. However, the cost could ‘come down’

State capture report chronicles extent of corruption in South Africa. But will action follow? – Newstime Africa - Vimarsana News

State capture report chronicles extent of corruption in South Africa. But will action follow? – Newstime Africa

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Richard Calland | State capture report chronicles extent of corruption. But will action follow? - Vimarsana News

Richard Calland | State capture report chronicles extent of corruption. But will action follow?

Deputy chief justice Raymond Zondo has provided evidential bedrock in his first report so that those responsible can be held criminally to account for their abuse of power, as well as setting out how the governance system needs to be strengthened, writes Richard Calland.

Source: news24.com
Other cases the grouping that tried to block the state capture report has been involved in - Vimarsana News

Other cases the grouping that tried to block the state capture report has been involved in

Democracy in Action tasted defeat in its bid to prevent President Cyril Ramaphosa from getting hold of the first State Capture Commission of Inquiry report.