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SIU: DoT flouted process in appointing PPE service provider for taxi sector
The SIU briefed counsel through the office of the State Attorney, with the instruction that a review application be brought in the Special Tribunal involving more than R24 million.
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Mabuza's past in spotlight as conservationist's R1bn civil case heads to court
Deputy President David Mabuza is being accused of releasing henchmen on conservationist Fred Daniel when he was still the Mpumalanga premier.
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Scopa wants Ramaphosa to explain allegations of abuse of state funds
On Tuesday night, members of Parliament (MPs) discussed a letter from suspended African National Congress (ANC) MP Mervyn Dirks, who complained to the committee that President Cyril Ramaphosa turned a blind eye to corruption relating to the funding of ANC election campaigns.
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Malema suggests SSA placed under Gungubele to help fund ANC leadership battles
EFF leader Julius Malema suggested that the money will be used for the internal African National Congress (ANC) leadership contest, just as the commission of inquiry into state capture heard had happened in the past.
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ANC accuses DA, WC govt of cover-up around misconduct allegations against Fritz
A war of words has broken out between the African National Congress (ANC) and the Democratic Alliance (DA) over the suspension of the Western Cape Community Safety MEC, Albert Fritz.
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SIU report finds Hamilton Ndlovu linked to irregular contracts with NHLS
The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) is seeking to recoup more than R172 million from businessman Hamilton Ndlovu, who recently lost his bid to stop further proceedings at the Special Tribunal.
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SA records 3,197 new COVID infections, 132 deaths
The Health Department said that only 23 of these fatalities occurred over the past 48 hours, meaning that the vast majority of these people died sometime before Sunday.
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The Eyewitness News Breakfast Brief
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Scopa looks into Ramaphosa and alleged use of public funds for ANC activities
Scopa has discussed the letter by ANC MP Mervyn Dirks who complained to the committee, saying President Ramaphosa turned a blind eye to abuse of state funds to fund party election campaigns.
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SIU: 386 people referred for prosecution for COVID tender fraud
The Presidency announced on Tuesday morning that the green light had been given to release the details of the report.
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KZN DBE reopens schools in Mkhambathini after teachers received threats
Provincial Education Department officials were forced to delay the reopening of 11 schools last week.
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Malema: Disbandment of Limpopo structures was due to low votes during LGE
EFF leader Julius Malema on Tuesday confirmed the decision, which he announced to his party during its weekend plenum.
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Stats SA calls on all foreign nationals to participate in upcoming census
The entity said it was only concerned with data collection and no other details as it sought to ease the fears of those whose status was questionable.
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Motshekga calls for strict rules for scrap metal sector to curb school vandalism
Each year, schools have to bear the brunt of criminals stealing and damaging school infrastructure during the holidays so they can resell the items.
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Sisulu: Steps being taken to deal with dept's unqualified audit by AG
The department received an unqualified audit but with matters of emphasis for the 2021/2022 financial year, while SA Tourism was given a qualified audit with findings.
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PP ‘puzzled’ by Mabuyane’s efforts to discredit alleged corruption against him
Busisiwe Mkhwebane said she was basing her remarks on public utterances made by Oscar Mabuyane, slamming the document during the African National Congress’ 110 anniversary in Ngcobo.
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1,000 days later & families of trapped Lily Mine workers feel betrayed by govt
Tuesday marks 1,000 days since the relatives of Pretty Nkambule, Solomon Nyirenda and Yvonne Mnisi set up camp at the mine’s gates near Barberton in Mpumalanga.
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International Relations trying to determine number of S.Africans in Burkina Faso
Land and air borders have been shut down in the West African country, following a fourth coup over the past year.
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Fisokuhle Ntuli: ‘The dangerous & ruthless murderer who enjoyed killing people’
Magistrate Sifiso Madida said it was clear that Ntuli was a dangerous and ruthless murderer who did not deserve to be a part of society.
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Malema: Secretary of Parly must account for ‘negligence’ after blaze
Malema during his media briefing on Tuesday morning, following his party's third plenum rubbished claims that there was a more sinister cause to the fire which broke out in parliament at the beginning of the year.
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Winde: We won't rule out possibility of criminal charges against Fritz
The provincial government has still not revealed the nature of the misconduct allegations against Albert Fritz, but they have indicated these could qualify for a criminal charge.
