Moti heads back to court over legal adviser theft matter
The group alleges legal adviser downloaded the documents just days before he left and is not a whistleblower ‘but a thief’
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The group alleges legal adviser downloaded the documents just days before he left and is not a whistleblower ‘but a thief’
Criminals who infiltrate governments often try to make their honest colleagues look corrupt to deflect from their own dirty actions.
Business tycoon Zunaid Moti on Wednesday rubbished claims that he received undue assistance in setting up his business empire in Zimbabwe, and he also dismissed widespread reports of his purported links to Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa. “They (amaBhungane) have already exposed whatever they said is an exposure but I see nothing, no value in it. I still…
A compelling argument could be advanced that contraband information in the hands of a journalist is an essential good without which contemporary South Africa cannot crawl out of the corrupt morass that has plagued the country, so said Judge Roland Sutherland in a ruling hailed as a resounding victory for media freedom.
In setting aside a gag order obtained against the investigative news agency amaBhungane, Judge Roland Sutherland reaffirmed some of the key principles of media freedom.