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[LISTEN] Unpacking Radovan Krejcir's claim he paid Zuma R2.5m for asylum
Talk Radio 702 host Karima Brown grills journalist Abram Mashego about the explosive story where Radovan Krejcir says he paid the former president R2.5 million to buy his asylum papers in South Africa.
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Zondo commission set to resume in January
The Zondo commission of inquiry is set to resume this month and it will now also have evidence from Parliament’s Eskom inquiry report to probe further.
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[LISTEN] The 2018 news year in review
Zain Johnson and EWN's Charlotte Kilbane unpack the biggest stories that made headlines in 2018.
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[WATCH] Candy crush, dipstick and the little finger- 2018’s Parliament moments
Every year Parliament offers moments that are funny and outrageous and 2018 is no different. From insults to flying fists, here is a wrap-up of Parliament’s craziest moments.
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2018 in headlines: Top 10 EWN stories that got SA talking
These are the top 10 most-read stories produced by EWN in 2018 (of course, political antics lead the pack).
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ANC in KZN, Gauteng to host list conferences to decide Parly candidates
In KwaZulu-Natal, the ANC is expected to formally nominate former Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba, whose name has been popular in some regions across the provinces.
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[OPINION] Ramaphosa is missing an economic policy. What needs to be in it
South Africa has dug itself into a deep hole. Ramaphosa’s efforts to root out corruption are a good – but not sufficient – first step to getting the economy onto a sound footing.
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Carolus: 'Gigaba was deliberately sabotaging state-owned enterprises'
Former South African Airways (SAA) board chairperson Cheryl Carolus says that Malusi Gigaba left the local airline in a shocking state of paralysis when he was moved from the Public Enterprises ministry.
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Carolus urges those with state capture evidence to come forward
Cheryl Carolus has revealed how Malusi Gigaba, who was public enterprises minister, allowed SAA to be pressured by Jet Airways into giving up its Mumbai route.
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Carolus: 'Gigaba allowed Jet Airways CEO to pressurise SAA to drop Mumbai route'
Cheryl Carolus says when Jet Airways CEO Naresh Goyal got to a meeting called by Malusi Gigaba, he started to interrogate the board about the SAA route to Mumbai.
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Parly committee recommends Brown, Gigaba appear before Zondo Commission
The portfolio committee on Public Enterprises on Wednesday unanimously adopted its report into governance failures and state capture at Eskom.
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Parly committee wants Gigaba, Brown to appear before Zondo commission
The committee wants Malusi Gigaba and Lynne Brown referred to the Zondo commission on state capture to explain their roles in the governance failures and alleged corruption at Eskom.
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Parly committee adopts inquiry report into claims of state capture at Eskom
In its report, the committee states that it has uncovered substantial and compelling evidence that a number of corporate entities amassed substantial illicit private gains from Eskom.
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[WATCH] President Ramaphosa announces Cabinet reshuffle
Rumours of a reshuffle have been swirling ever since the resignation of Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba nine days ago.
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'We'll drag him kicking and screaming before committee'
Parliament's Home Affairs committee chairperson Hlomani Chauke says MPs really want to hear from Gupta intermediary Ashu Chawla on the family's naturalisation in South Africa.
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Criminal probes against Brian Molefe, Siyabonga Grama recommended
The Transnet board, Brian Molefe and his successor Siyabonga Gama changed the conditions of the bid for 95 locomotives after it closed, precluding potential bidders.
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Treasury report: Transnet hired, paid for Gigaba's two bodyguards
This has been revealed in a hefty Treasury forensic investigation into Eskom and Transnet released on Thursday.
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Gigaba's woes mount as Treasury report implicates him in Transnet impropriety
Malusi Gigaba been fingered in a Treasury forensic investigation as having acted outside of his authority and having compromised the procurement process for 1,064 locomotives from China South Rail.
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Gigaba may still have to answer on Guptas naturalisation
An inquiry by Parliament’s Home Affairs committee into citizenship for Gupta family members has not yet been concluded.
