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Parliament's ethics committee absolves four ANC MPs implicated in State Capture - Vimarsana News

Parliament's ethics committee absolves four ANC MPs implicated in State Capture

Parliament’s Joint Committee on Ethics and Members’ Interests has cleared four ANC MPs — Thulas Nxesi, Cedric Frolick, Mosebenzi Zwane and Winnie Ngwenya.

SOWETAN | Bar set too low for MPs getting 'loans' - Vimarsana News

SOWETAN | Bar set too low for MPs getting 'loans'

The news that broke out on Monday of parliament finding against one of its own, one Floyd Shivambu, for benefiting out of the VBS fiasco would have done nothing other than open old wounds just as they were healing and sounded more like the mocking of the victims.

POLL | Is Shivambu's recommended 9 days' salary reduction penalty fair or too lenient? - Vimarsana News

POLL | Is Shivambu's recommended 9 days' salary reduction penalty fair or too lenient?

EFF deputy president Floyd Shivambu is facing a reduction of nine days' salary as a sanction for failing to disclose to parliament the R180,000 he received via brother Brian Shivambu, who benefited from the defunct Venda Building Society mutual bank.

Floyd Shivambu VBS payments: EFF to take Parly to court to challenge sanction - Vimarsana News

Floyd Shivambu VBS payments: EFF to take Parly to court to challenge sanction

Parliament's ethics committee on Monday sanctioned Floyd Shivambu for not disclosing the R180,000 he received in three separate payments from Sgameka Projects, owned by his brother, in August 2017.

Source: ewn.co.za
'No evidence' Malema received money from VBS - Vimarsana News

'No evidence' Malema received money from VBS

Parliament's Joint Committee on Ethics and Members’ Interests was unable to make a finding of a possible breach of the code of ethics against EFF leader Julius Malema.