Members of the committee met to finalise a draft report which details the process followed as well as submissions by legal experts.

MPs on Wednesday raised concerns over the police’s Crime Intelligence unit’s methods and whether they are legal.

Chawla is the alleged mastermind behind the Gupta family's entry into South Africa but fled for India after being summoned to testify.

The committee met on Monday for feedback from an official involved in processing the applications of Gupta family members and their associates.

Deputy President David Mabuza’s appearance will be his final question and answer session before the National Assembly, which is scheduled to rise on 20 March.

The Parliament ethics committee found Minister Ayanda Dlodlo had failed to declare a benefit when she stayed at the Oberoi Hotel in Dubai in 2015.

DA MP James Lorimer had complained that Booi did not comply with item 7.1 of the code of ethics that when he undertook remunerative work outside of Parliament.

Advocate Tembeka Ngcukaitobi has told Parliament that land restitution has not been very helpful over the last 25 years

The Office of the Valuer-General is the latest organisation to make a submission to the ad hoc committee.

Parliament’s ad hoc committee looking into changing Section 25 of the Constitution received more input from experts, with most opposed to an amendment.

During the State of the Nation Address debate in February, Congress of the People leader Mosiuoa Lekota accused President Ramaphosa of being a sellout.

Newly appointed Ipid acting head Victor Senna assured MPs that their efforts to expose police corruption and crime won't be affected as a result of Robert McBride's departure.

Ipid acting head Victor Senna Senna says their investigations into police corruption won’t be affected by Robert McBride’s departure.

Victor Senna, the organisation’s CFO, was appointed to the acting position by the Police Minister this week.

Parliament’s communications committee started the process on Tuesday.

Mzwakhe Mofokeng, a lawyer by training, was one of eight candidates to be interviewed on Tuesday.

Cosatu said Parliament should have included at least one candidate from the labour sector to serve on the SABC board.

Valli Moosa, who was part of the team that developed the Constitution, told the committee there’s nothing legally stopping Parliament from amending it.