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NPA won’t prosecute Mkhwebane, Letsatsi-Duba following spat over report
Both laid charges at the Brooklyn police station in Pretoria in March and April this year. The charges were later referred to the Hawks for further investigation.
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Mhlanga: My SSA suspension malicious, designed to destabilise agency
State Security Agency ministerial adviser Bob Mhlanga questioned why State Security Minister Letsatsi-Duba suspended him so hastily on Friday before her term came to an end.
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[UPDATE] State Security minister's adviser Bob Mhlanga suspended
The move follows the axing of another special advisor Gibson Njenje three weeks ago and raises further concerns of a purge of staff and instability at the State Security Agency.
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Minister Letsatsi-Duba was never SSA source or spy, says agency
The State Security Agency (SSA) has denied claims that Minister Dipuo Letsatsi-Duba was a paid spy for over a decade.
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Cwele denies abusing intelligence resources for Zuma’s benefit
Last month, a report of a high-level panel found that State Security Agency was manipulated for factional political purposes under Siyabonga Cwele.
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Mkhwebane accuses state security minister of undermining her authority
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane has laid a criminal complaint against Minister Dipuo Letsatsi-Duba over what she says is the interference with the functioning of her office.
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Sitole: Crime Intelligence is not captured
MPs on Wednesday raised concerns over the police’s Crime Intelligence unit’s methods and whether they are legal.
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SSA, Zuma and Mbeki: Ronnie Kasrils lifts lid on abuse of intelligence agency
Former Intelligence Minister Ronnie Kasrils has applauded the work done by the high-level review panel, which released a report on the State Security Agency.
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Inside intelligence: What the report on State Security Agency reveals
EWN unpacks the report by a panel that reviewed the State Security Agency (SSA); it found there's been 'political malpurposing and factionalisation' of the country’s intelligence community.
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Here's what went wrong at State Security Agency
‘What went wrong?’ In answering this question, it must be said that the findings of the panel do not impugn every member of the SSA and its management.
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SSA report will provide opportunity to fix intelligence agency, says minister
Minister of State Security Dipuo Letsatsi-Duba reacts to the findings of the high-level review panel into the State Security Agency.
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Minister promises action after report finds abuse of SSA resources
A panel appointed to review the State Security Agency has relased a report showing political malpurposing and factionalisation of the country's intelligence community for at least the past decade.
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DA: Suspend those implicated in abuse of SSA resources
A high-level review panel found that state spies conducting operations at the behest of the executive to be a breach of the Constitution and the law and criminal prosecution should follow.
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Zuma on SSA claims: 'I feel nothing when apartheid spies call me corrupt'
Jacob Zuma has responded to claims that he had used the intelligence services for his own political and personal interests.
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SSA probe report: Zuma used intel services to target Ramaphosa
The State Security Agency targeted Cyril Ramaphosa in the run-up to his becoming head of the ruling African National Congress in 2017, and then president, it said.
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Panel finds ‘outright abuse of power’ by officials at State Security Agency
The high-level panel was established in June last year to investigate the SSA during the years of president Jacob Zuma.
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Ramaphosa releases SSA review panel report
President Cyril Ramaphosa authorised the publication of the report by the panel which was appointed in June 2018 to assess the structure of the agency.
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Ramaphosa calls on SSA to recommit itself to serving people of SA
The State Security Agency was plagued with challenges after the merging of domestic and foreign intelligence gathering services during former President Jacob Zuma’s tenure.
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#Sona2019: Ramaphosa details plans to restore confidence in crucial entities
Delivering his speech on Thursday, the president touched on the burning issues of job creation, state security and the need to provide adequate accommodation for students.
