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CSIR confirms legality of using LRAD units
Saps has purchased the LRAD-26, which can be used in the event of radio communication failure.
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‘Edited Marikana media statement had already been distributed’
Mashigo conceded that he distributed a media invite for Phiyega’s briefing, describing police actions.
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Phiyega determined to clear her name
The suspended police commissioner believes there's a deliberate campaign to tarnish her credibility.
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Cops open murder case after retrieving 2 bodies from Marikana dam
Angry residents allegedly assaulted the men and tied their hands, before throwing them into the dam.
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Zuma to decide on Phiyega's suspension
The ISS & Sapu say Phiyega should be suspended while the inquiry does its work.
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Phiyega to explain why she shouldn't be suspended
President Jacob Zuma has instituted an inquiry into Police Commissioner Riah Phiyega’s conduct.
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Marikana anniversary: Opposition parties take a swipe at govt, police
Yesterday marked three years since the death of 34 mineworkers at the hands of police at Lonmin Platinum.
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How the Marikana civil case will impact judicial system
Nomzamo Zondo, Director of Litigation at the Socio-Economic Rights Institute of South Africa (SERI) discusses the civil claim against government & how it will impact the judicial system if successful.
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Govt urged to implement Marikana Inquiry recommendations
Preparations are underway to mark the 3rd anniversary of the tragedy on Sunday.
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Zuma receives Phiyega's response
The presidency says Riah Phiyega submitted her response just before 11pm last night.
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EFF to escalate battle for Marikana justice
The EFF will visit Marikana today in a bid to seek justice for miners and their families.
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Phiyega won't go down without a fight
It’s unclear if the national police commissioner will survive in her position following the Marikana report.
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Lawyers to report back to Marikana miners
Another report back session from lawyers for the injured and arrested miners will also take place.
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Report largely blames police for Marikana shootings
Riah Phiyega says the president has informed her about an inquiry into her fitness to hold office.
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Presidency condemns 'all Marikana deaths'
Jacob Zuma suggested police were forced to shoot miners because they had killed other people yesterday.
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Families of Marikana victims criticise Zuma’s lack of commitment
The families wrote to Jacob Zuma on the day he received the commission’s report into the Marikana tragedy.
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More pressure builds for Zuma to release Marikana report
Lawyers representing the wounded and arrested Marikana miners are expected to file papers in court on Monday.
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Zuma to release Marikana report after considering recommendations
The president refused to be drawn on speculation about the findings or when he will make it public.
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Pressure mounts for Farlam's Marikana report to be released
The report into the investigation was handed to the president last month with recommendations.
