Dali mpofu
Mpofu: We'll take whatever steps are necessary to secure Ramaphosa as a witness
Dali Mpofu said that he wanted Ramaphosa to appear as an ordinary citizen and not as the president of the country.
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Amcu leaders arrive in Marikana
The 10 year anniversary of the massacre is being marked today. Led by president Joseph Mathunjwa, the union’s programme included messages from survivors of the massacre, and messages from the families of slain workers.
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Zuma parole hearing: Lawyers ask court to uphold ruling
Advocate Dali Mpofu on Monday told the Supreme Court of Appeal that former correctional services commissioner Arthur Fraser took his decision to grant parole within the law.
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So-called Sars rogue unit did exist, Mpofu tells Parly inquiry into Mkhwebane
Parliament has heard that a rogue investigative unit did exist within the South African Revenue Services (Sars) and former deputy commissioner Ivan Pillay benefited fraudulently from its pension fund.
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Mpofu labels Samuel as an 'unrepentant liar' in Mkhwebane impeachment inquiry
Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s lawyer, Dali Mpofu, said that Sphelo Samuel’s testimony before this inquiry has been born out of revenge.
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Mkhwebane rubbishes claims that she shielded politicians in Vrede farm case
Sphelo Samuel, the recently reinstated head of the Public Protector’s Free State office is being cross-examined for a third day at Parliament’s impeachment inquiry.
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Mpofu questions whistleblower’s credibility and criminal conviction
Mpofu tried to poked holes in FS head of the Public Protector's Office, Sphelo Samuel's testimony, by questioning his criminal conviction and intellectual arrogance. Mpofu also accused him of facilitating an opposition plot against Mkhwebane.
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Mpofu accuses FS Head of the PP's Office of being a 'disgruntled employee'
Sphelo Samuel is being cross-examined on day two of suspended Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane's impeachment inquiry before Parliament.
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Parly rejects Mkhwebane’s double jeopardy plea
An inquiry into her fitness to hold office has been ongoing for the last eight days.
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Mkhwebane defence lawyer lodges grievances about her impeachment hearing
Bruce Whitfield gets an update on the Public Protector's impeachment inquiry from legal journalist Karyn Maughan.
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Mkhwebane justifies removing Magashule, Zwane in Vrede report
Parliament on Tuesday heard from former senior investigator, Tebogo Kekana on how the public protector allegedly instructed the removal of implicated politicians in the investigation.
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Mkhwebane impeachment: Van Loggerenberg questioned about use of wrong surname
It's day 5 of Parliament’s Section 194 process into Mkhwebane's fitness to hold office.
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Impeachment inquiry: Mkhwebane’s legal team wants Ramaphosa to testify
Thursday is day four of Mkhwebane's section 194 inquiry into her fitness to hold office.
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Mkhwebane ready to ‘rock and roll’ as impeachment inquiry kicks off
Advocate Dali Mpofu wasted no time in labelling the impeachment process as illegal calling Busisiwe Mkhwebane a fit and proper person.
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Mkhwebane is ‘one lonesome woman’ being victimised by those in power, says Mpofu
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane's legal team has argued that she is “just one lonesome woman" who is being "victimised" by the most powerful.
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MCEBO DLAMINI: Dali Mpofu furore proves blacks must still bow to whiteness
In SA, not only do black people have to work hard to be integrated into a system meant to exclude them but once inside they have to be sure they do not offend those who control it, writes Mcebo Dlamini.
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GCB requested to replace Mpofu on JSC over Chief Justice interview conduct
The Council of the Bar on Tuesday said that it had been inundated with objections to Advocate Dali Mpofu's conduct during the interviews for the Chief Justice position.
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Granting alleged Parly arsonist Mafe bail 'not in the interest of justice'
Zandile Mafe, 49, was arrested on the day the blaze erupted on 2 January and was charged with terrorism and arson.
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'Let's not have a Zuma law': Mpofu calls for fair treatment of his client
Advocate Dali Mpofu told the Pietermaritzburg High Court that his client - Jacob Zuma - was being subjected to unfairness, alleging that laws had simply been created for him.
