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Zondo: Govt must clarify status of classified documents related to probes
Last week, a Hawks detective described how the classification of documents was being used to thwart his investigation of former Crime Intelligence head Richard Mdluli.
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Ipid found no criminal evidence against Dramat & Sibiya, inquiry hears
Ipid investigator Matthews Sesoko made this submission at the public hearings in Parktown where he was called to corroborate the evidence of the police watchdog body’s former head Robert McBride.
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Masondo: Claims of my wrongdoing are 'cunning, spiteful and bogus'
Deputy Finance Minister David Masondo was responding to allegations of wrongdoing levelled against him in which he was accused of using his position to have his former mistress arrested.
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WATCH LIVE: Zondo Inquiry hears testimony on abuse of state security funds
Hawks investigator Kobus Roelofse continues with his testimony at the state capture inquiry into the abuse of state security funds.
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SA becoming producer & consumer of world’s most sought-after drugs - Cele
Police Minister Bheki Cele said they have been dealing with the illicit drug trade since 1993 and since then, the situation has worsened.
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Ex-Crime Intelligence official 'threatened' over testimony, Zondo Inquiry hears
Former Crime Intelligence official Kobus Roelofse said he had received what he believed were threats to not testify at the state capture commission.
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Malema: Assault case against me a mockery of justice system
Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema has described the assault case against himself and party spokesperson Mbuyiseni Ndlozi as a mockery of the justice system, saying there is simply no case for them to answer to.
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Malema: I'll only comment on firearm charges in court
Julius Malema was speaking outside the Hawks head offices in Pretoria today after meeting with investigators who obtained a warning statement from him after he allegedly discharged a firearm in a public place.
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Hawks charge Julius Malema for allegedly discharging a firearm in public
EFF leader Julius Malema was summoned to the Hawks head office in Silverton, Pretoria, on 10 September 2019. Malema said the Hawks indicated that five charges would be instituted against him for allegedly discharging a firearm at a rally in the Eastern Cape.
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EFF members gather at Hawks' Pretoria HQ in support of Malema
Julius Malema is meeting with Hawks investigators over a case in which he allegedly unlawfully discharged a firearm during a political rally in the Eastern Cape last year.
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Malema set to give Hawks statement over firearm incident at 2018 rally
Julius Malema has been summoned to the unit's offices in Pretoria to provide a warning statement to investigators.
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Hawks raid Laingsburg municipal offices after corruption claims
They descended to the Laingsburg municipal offices for a search and seizure operation on Tuesday.
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CT car explosion: Cellphone found on bomb device key to probe
On Friday, a man left his house in Stonehurst Estate. While driving towards Ou Kaapse Weg, there was an explosion inside his vehicle.
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Two arrested, R2m worth of abalone seized in joint operation in CT
Equipment worth R900,000 was also confiscated.
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Gordhan urged to reassure investors with mini budget
The Finance Minister will deliver his medium term budget policy speech in Parliament tomorrow.
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Makhura reiterates support for Gordhan after NPA summons
Gauteng Premier David Makhura says he personally knows that Gordhan is an ethical leader.
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Gordhan: Opposition parties question motive for summons
The Finance Minister, Oupa Magashula and Ivan Pillay face several charges, including fraud.
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Zuma reaffirms his support for Gordhan
The Presidency released a statement saying it has noted that Pravin Gordhan has been charged with fraud.
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Opposition parties question timing of Gordhan’s summons
Opposition parties described the move as an attack on the Treasury that will have dire effects on the economy.
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Report: NPA dropping Sars investigation charges against Gordhan
A media report suggests the Hawks’ case against Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan has run aground.
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BLSA reiterate call for credible investigation into Gordhan, Sars allegations
The organisation wrote a letter to President Jacob Zuma, raising concerns of the Gordhan, Hawks standoff.
