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Public Protector chief of investigations unable to expl... - Vimarsana News

Public Protector chief of investigations unable to expl...

While two of Busiswe Mkhwebane’s witnesses have told the Section 194 inquiry into her fitness to hold office that she never interfered with investigations, the evidence seems to indicate otherwise.

Bell Pottinger-like propaganda campaign against judicia... - Vimarsana News

Bell Pottinger-like propaganda campaign against judicia...

The Section 194 impeachment inquiry committee also learnt that advocate Dali Mpofu had earned about R12-million in his defence of various disastrous legal challenges that Mkhwebane has undertaken.

Ngobeni avoids questions about his services to Mkhwebane's lawyers, attacks Bawa and News24 - Vimarsana News

Ngobeni avoids questions about his services to Mkhwebane's lawyers, attacks Bawa and News24

'Fugitive from justice' Paul Ngobeni, who invoiced the Public Protector's attorneys for hundreds of thousands of rands for 'legal opinions', now insists he worked as a 'legal and communications consultant' – and was never hired as an advocate.

Source: news24.com
PP's head of legal agrees that R60m spent to fight Mkhwebane's impeachment high - Vimarsana News

PP's head of legal agrees that R60m spent to fight Mkhwebane's impeachment high

Head of legal services, Muntu Sithole, continued his testimony on Friday morning, facing more questions about the Public Protector’s hefty legal bill.

Source: ewn.co.za
Fugitive lawyer scored R30,000 from PP for articles cri... - Vimarsana News

Fugitive lawyer scored R30,000 from PP for articles cri...

Public Protector legal services manager Muntu Sithole signed off on an R87,000 invoice for US fugitive from justice Paul Ngobeni, which included R30,000 for two poison-pen articles critical of Cabinet ministers.