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Process to remove Mkhwebane as PP to proceed when Parliament resumes
The process had to be halted after Parliament postponed all its business as a precautionary measure against the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Public Protector Mkhwebane suspends senior official over calls for her to resign
Sphelo Samuel has been served with a notice of suspension, a day after he called on Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane to resign.
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EFF to head to ConCourt to appeal CR17 ruling against Mkhwebane
The Pretoria High Court reviewed and set aside the findings in the Public Protector's Bosasa report, describing them as fatally flawed.
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Presidency hails CR17 ruling, says Public Protector's office failing miserably
In a scathing judgment, the court reviewed and set aside the findings in the Public Protector’s Bosasa report, describing them as fatally flawed.
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Mkhwebane had no jurisdiction to probe CR17 fundraising - court
This emerged during the judgment of President Cyril Ramaphosa’s now successful bid to review and set aside the Public Protector’s findings against him.
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Court: Ramaphosa didn’t intentionally mislead Parliament on CR17 funding
The High Court in Pretoria has found President Cyril Ramaphosa did not intentionally mislead Parliament about a R500,000 Bosasa payment as found by Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane.
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Mkhwebane finds Lesedi Municipality flouted processes in appointing manager
The municipality, located in Sedibeng, has been in the news for all the wrong reasons recently ranging from stoppages of major projects and allegations of misconduct against Mayor Lerato Maloka.
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Outa taking PP to court to access docs used to clear Mabuza of irregularities
Last year, Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane found irregularities relating to the purchase of three luxury cars allocated for Mabuza’s personal use.
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Mkhwebane warns that state capture inquiry could top R1bn it if runs beyond 2020
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane insisted that there were ways to save time and resources.
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EFF to oppose Parly motion to remove Mkhwebane
EFF leader Julius Malema said that as a party, they would do whatever was necessary to defeat the motion in Parliament.
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ANC to submit names to serve on Parly panel to look into removing PP
Friday is the deadline for political parties represented in Parliament to submit names to serve on an independent panel to look into the motion to remove Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane.
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AmaBhungane argues for MPs to disclose political sponsorships
The centre joined the public protector at the High Court in Pretoria in opposing President Cyril Ramaphosa’s bid to prevent the release of his CR17 fundraising records.
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Mahumapelo: I’ll always defend ANC principle of not voting with opposition
ANC MP Supra Mahumapelo told Eyewitness News he didn't regret expressing the party’s support for Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane in the face of growing calls for her removal.
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ANC: Motion to remove Mkhwebane not discussed by party
The party has distanced itself from MP Supra Mahumapelo's assertion that the ANC supports Mkhwebane and would not back the motion to remove her from office.
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Modise: Independent panelists to determine PP removal process
Mkhwebane wants the process looking into her possible removal scrapped, saying it didn’t make provisions for the recusal of conflicted parties.
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Mahumapelo: No ANC caucus member will back DA motion to remove Mhkwebane
Political parties are currently putting together a list of names to serve on an independent panel to consider the motion's merits and whether Busisiwe Mkhwebane should be removed after National Assembly Speaker Thandi Modise approved a DA motion calling for her removal.
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Hawks hit back at Mkhwebane over 'political pawns' claim
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane has refused to provide the Hawks with a statement in a perjury case against her by the crimefighting unit.
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Mkhwebane on Parly removal process: My rights have been violated, undermined
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane said she wanted to resolve the matter amicably and not in court.
