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SA greylisted for not stopping money laundering and terrorism funding — what it means - Vimarsana News

SA greylisted for not stopping money laundering and terrorism funding — what it means

With the recent history of state capture for private gain by individuals, the onus will be on government to show it is serious about implementing effective legislation and mechanisms to combat money laundering and terrorist funding.

Lawyers object to document introduced as evidence in Nulane trial - Vimarsana News

Lawyers object to document introduced as evidence in Nulane trial

Lawyers for Dinesh Patel and Iqbal Sharma have made an application in the Nulane trial to be given time to study a document that would have been part of the testimony of the next state witness.

Lawyers object to document introduced as evidence in Nulane trial - Vimarsana News

Lawyers object to document introduced as evidence in Nulane trial

Lawyers for Dinesh Patel and Iqbal Sharma have made an application in the Nulane trial to be given time to study a document that would have been part of the testimony of the next state witness.

Eskom says it can finally enforce order to recover millions paid to Brian Molefe in pension benefits - Vimarsana News

Eskom says it can finally enforce order to recover millions paid to Brian Molefe in pension benefits

The power utility has announced that the Pretoria high court dismissed Molefe’s application for leave to appeal the July court order to return pension payouts unlawfully paid to him.

SIU staff, witnesses face death threats, Andy Mothibi tells parliament - Vimarsana News

SIU staff, witnesses face death threats, Andy Mothibi tells parliament

As the Special Investigating Unit continues to strike against corruption, criminals are fighting back by intimidating staff and witnesses, SIU head Andy Mothibi told parliament.