The Gauteng health official was a witness in the PPE corruption probe.
Amnesty International South Africa said it was deeply troubling while the Ahmed Kathrada Foundation said it was a professional and well-organised hit.
In celebration of his life, the Kathrada Foundation celebrated hosted an event for what would have been the late struggle stalwart's 92nd birthday on Saturday.
The author of ‘For My Country’, Themba Maseko spoke at a webinar organised by the Kathrada Foundation under the theme ‘The Guptas and State Capture: Counting the Costs’.
Former President Jacob Zuma was jailed on Wednesday night after being found guilty of contempt by the Constitutional Court last week.
Ahmed Kathrada Foundation held a picket at the Hector Peterson Memorial in Soweto on Sunday to highlight ongoing global racism and police brutality.
A picket was held at the Hector Peterson Memorial in Soweto to highlight the problem of global racism and police brutality.
The initiative, which was pioneered in Cape Town, aims to help by mobilising residents into community groups.
People from all over Cape Town attended the rally yesterday, calling on government to make 2020 the 'year of orange overalls'.
ANC secretary-general Ace Magashule described Hanekom as a wedge-driver and a charlatan who was making his mark through the ownership of the Kathrada Foundation.
The foundation's Neeshan Bolton has also denied claims that Hanekom owns the organisation.
The SACP's Solly Mapaila has praised the work of the so-called Sars rogue unit, saying that the unit has done a wonderful job and that they were heroes of the country.
In a report, Busisiwe Mkhwebane found Pravin Gordhan guilty of improper conduct after he granted the early retirement payout of then Sars deputy commissioner Ivan Pillay.
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane issued the report on the eve of President Cyril Ramaphosa's inauguration.
The demonstrators called on MPs to put their constitutional duties ahead of their party interest.
The foundation was referring to recent statements by Cope leader Mosioua Lekota and the SACP's Solly Mapaila.
The Ahmed Kathrada Foundation’s Zaakirah Vadi dismissed the comments by both by men as unwarranted and dangerous.
The foundation’s executive director, Neeshan Balton, says that the comments were “despicable”.
