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PP RELEASES SUPRA, ZUMA CATTLE REPORT! - Vimarsana News

PP RELEASES SUPRA, ZUMA CATTLE REPORT!

THE Office of the Public Protector gave an update on progress in a few investigations they recently concluded.

PP dismisses claims Eskom failed to investigate miscond... - Vimarsana News

PP dismisses claims Eskom failed to investigate miscond...

Zwelinzima Vavi, the South African Federation of Trade Unions’ general secretary, lodged the complaint last year on behalf of Mark Chettiar, an Eskom employee.

Mahumapelo cleared, 'no state funds utilised for payment, delivery of cattle to Zuma' - Public Protector - Vimarsana News

Mahumapelo cleared, 'no state funds utilised for payment, delivery of cattle to Zuma' - Public Protector

Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane released her findings into the allegations made against Supra Mahumapelo in a Sunday Times report in 2018.

Source: news24.com
Public Protector finds WC Premier and MEC in breach of the executive ethics code - Vimarsana News

Public Protector finds WC Premier and MEC in breach of the executive ethics code

Mkhwebane’s scathing report, released in Pretoria on Friday, found Western Cape Premier Alan Winde and the provincial MEC for local government, environmental affairs and development planning Anton Bredell were in breach of the executive ethics code.

Source: iol.co.za
Good's CT mayoral candidate wants action after PP findings into Winde, Bredell - Vimarsana News

Good's CT mayoral candidate wants action after PP findings into Winde, Bredell

Good mayoral candidate Brett Herron says there needs to be strong action after WC Premier Alan Winde and MEC Anton Bredell were found guilty of ethics breaches.

Source: ewn.co.za