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Ramaphosa, Mkhwebane to have say on extension of state capture inquiry
President Ramaphosa, the Public Protector and several political parties will have an opportunity to oppose the finalisation of the order on 2 October.
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Concourt to hear Mkhwebane’s personal costs order challenge
In February, the High Court in Pretoria ordered Mkhwebane to pay 15% of the Reserve Bank's legal costs from her own pocket after the bank challenged her findings in the Absa/Bankorp report.
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ANC wants Mkhwebane's report on Zille's tweets to be tabled
The ANC's Khaya Magaxa says the Speaker has failed to implement the Public Protector's findings.
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Mkhwebane issues ultimatum to NW govt over money owed to contractors
Busisiwe Mkhwebane chaired the hearing between the provincial Department of Public Works and business people who were part of government’s abortive contractor incubator programme, Vuk'uphile.
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No Parly inquiry into Mkhwebane's fitness to hold office just yet
DA chief whip John Steenhuisen presented his party’s official complaint before the committee, where he gave reasons why his party wants her removed.
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[LISTEN] Zille’s response to Mkhwebane report on colonialism tweets
CapeTalk host Kieno Kammies interviewed the Western Cape Premier, who said the Public Protector does not understand the Constitution.
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[WATCH LIVE] Public Protector appears before MPs
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane appears before Parliament's Justice portfolio committee to table her report on the Public Protector rules.
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Mkhwebane apologises to MPs for missing Parly meeting
MPs were angered by Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s absence after she requested an eleventh hour postponement due to a family emergency.
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Zille: Public Protector clearly doesn’t understand Constitution
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane found Western Cape Premier Helen Zille's tweet about colonialism violated the Constitution, because it amounted to an incitement of imminent violence.
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Public Protector expected to face MPs as DA calls for removal
Busisiwe Mkhwebane is expected to appear before Parliament's Justice Committee, a week after she snubbed MPs.
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Public Protector's findings on Helen Zille's colonialism tweet
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane has found that Western Cape Premier Helen Zille’s tweet about colonialism violated the Constitution.
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‘Mkhwebane not empowered to investigate infringements of Bill of Rights’
De Vos has argued that the public protector’s report will be found to be irrational and eventually set aside by a court when taken on review.
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[LISTEN] Why the Public Protector investigated Zille after tweets
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane says that Western Cape Premier Helen Zille’s tweets on colonialism violated the Constitution and amounts to the incitement of imminent violence.
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Zille to challenge Mkhwebane's 'irrational' findings on colonialism tweets
Her tweets in which she defended certain aspects of colonialism landed her in trouble, even with the Democratic Alliance (DA).
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DA’s Steenhuisen to meet with MPs over proposed inquiry into Public Protector
The DA has been calling for Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s removal for months, citing damning court judgments against her.
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Legal commentators question Mkhwebane's findings on Zille colonialism tweets
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane found that Western Cape Premier Helen Zille’s tweet about colonialism violated the Constitution because it amounted to an incitement of imminent violence.
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WC ANC considers no-confidence motion against Zille over colonialism tweets
The ANC that it will decide at a caucus meeting on Tuesday whether to bring another motion in light of the Public Protector’s findings over Helen Zille's colonialism tweets.
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Breytenbach: Mkhwebane would have had difficulty answering questions
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane she sent a letter to Parliaments' Justice committee asking for a postponement of their meeting due to a family emergency.
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MPs want Mkhwebane to explain 'family emergency' after no-show
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane sent a letter to the committee late on Tuesday asking for a postponement, angering MPs.
