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Zizi Kodwa welcomes ANC’s report clearing him of state capture wrongdoing
Kodwa also said the evidence before the State Capture Commission was factual but it presented him as a corrupt individual.
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Kodwa: Incident with unmasked Mtsweni-Tsipane an insult to Mthembu's memory
Mpumalanga Premier Refilwe Mtsweni-Tsipane came under fire for failing to wear a mask, which is mandatory, and signed an admission of guilt on Monday.
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Jackson Mthembu an inspiration, mentor and a dependable cadre - Kodwa
The joint standing committee on Defence said that South Africa had been robbed of a committed civil servant who was dedicated to the service of the people.
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Kodwa: I received EOH-linked money but there was nothing illegal, corrupt
State Security Deputy Minister Zizi Kodwa confirmed to Eyewitness News that he received the money but said the funds did not come from the company, rather from a personal account of someone linked to EOH.
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ANC’s Kodwa, Sintwa received EOH payments through company run by Makhubo
ENS Forensics exec Stephen Powell is testifying at the state capture commission that Molelwane ensured that TSS and EOH got work to install it services with government departments.
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ANC's Zizi Kodwa, Zuma advisor received payments from EOH, Zondo Inquiry told
ENS forensics director Stephen Powell said that the questionable transactions and payments made by IT company EOH happened between 2015 and 2017.
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Kodwa, Radebe & Mashego-Dlamini to visit Lesotho after army deployment
Deputy Ministers of International Relations Candith Mashego-Dlamini and State Security Zizi Kodwa will be companied by Jeff Radebe to assess the situation in the Mountain Kingdom.
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State Security Minister Dlodlo & deputy Zizi Kodwa’s phones ‘cloned’
Several other department senior officials’ phones were also cloned and there was concern about whether any sensitive information was on them.
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Kodwa: Ramaphosa unfazed by attacks on him
African National Congress (ANC) national executive committee (NEC) member Zizi Kodwa said that there was an attempt by some in the ANC, working with the party’s former leaders, to undermine Cyril Ramaphosa’s presidency.
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Kodwa: The R50k from CR17 campaign wasn’t buying my support
When Zizi Kodwa received the R50,000, he was the head of the Presidency at Luthuli House, a year after Cyril Ramaphosa was elected president.
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Kodwa: Rape allegations have made me stronger
The woman who accused ANC head of the president Zizi Kodwa of raping her at a private function in April last year has withdrawn her complaint against him.
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ANC image takes another hit as rape accused duo join Ramaphosa on campaign trail
Questions have been raised about the ANC's seriousness about dealing with accusations of sexual assault leveled against its members after Zizi Kodwa and Danny Jordan - both of whom have been accused of rape - joined President Cyril Ramaphosa on the campaign trail.
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ANC wants stricter sentences for rapists and abusers
The party is calling for bail conditions to be tightened and harsher sentences in combating violence against women and children particularly in cases of sexual assault and domestic violence.
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Ramaphosa on Kodwa, Mabe matters: 'ANC must address these issues openly'
Pule Mabe is being accused of sexual harassment by his former personal assistant while rape allegations have also recently been levelled against Zizi Kodwa.
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Ramaphosa on Kodwa & Mabe: Processes must be followed
Referring to rape allegations against party spokesperson Zizi Kodwa, President Ramaphosa says it’s important to allow processes to deal with the issue.
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ANC wary of more scandals erupting in run-up to elections
The ANC has been making headlines for the wrong reasons over the past few months. This includes ANC members being implicated in testimony at the various commissions of inquiry currently underway.
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ANC on Mabe, Kodwa cases: 'We don’t want to judge'
Pule Mabe and Zizi Kodwa have stepped aside voluntarily, pending the finalisation of the allegations against them.
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ANC says Kodwa and Mabe innocent until proven guilty
Pule Mabe and Zizi Kodwa have stepped aside voluntarily, pending the finalisation of the allegations against them.
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ANC on Kodwa and Mabe: Innocent until proven guilty
ANC secretary general Ace Magashule spoke on the decisions of Pule Mabe and Zizi Kodwa to step aside as spokespersons during a media briefing at Luthuli House.
