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[WATCH] President Ramaphosa in conversation with Xolani Gwala
Radio 702 host Xolani Gwala has an exclusive interview with President Cyril Ramaphosa to discuss the issues he has faced since taking up office this year.
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DA 'pleased' with court ruling on Jacob Zuma's legal fees
The High Court found that on a proper reading of the State Attorneys Act, the decision to pay for Zuma’s legal fees should never have been made.
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State funded Zuma on ‘most luxurious scale’ - Court
The High Court says if the state is burdened with the high legal costs of public office bearers charged with such crimes, the taxpayer bears the burden.
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State not liable for Jacob Zuma's legal fees, says court
The State Attorney’s office has been ordered to compile a full and complete record of all Zuma’s legal fees and recover them.
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Judgment on Zuma legal fees expected today
It's estimated that the former president has spent between R15 million to R30 million of taxpayers’ money on his legal fees.
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[OPINION] Ramaphosa is missing an economic policy. What needs to be in it
South Africa has dug itself into a deep hole. Ramaphosa’s efforts to root out corruption are a good – but not sufficient – first step to getting the economy onto a sound footing.
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KPMG South Africa appeals for second chance after corruption scandals
KPMG has apologised repeatedly for its role in some of South Africa’s largest corruption scandals, which have damaged the reputation of one of the world’s biggest audit firms.
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[LISTEN] How Zuma’s corruption case could affect the ANC during elections
The former president’s lawyers submitted an application for a permanent stay of prosecution about three weeks ago and the court will now have to decide if he should stand trial in May, the proposed month for elections.
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[OPINION] Silence a luxury in these times
As Judith February decries a week in South Africa that has seen load shedding return, Jacob Zuma seeking to have the corruption charges against him quashed and Julius Malema's violent rhetoric, she says that citizens should speak up and defend democracy.
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State capture commission to resume in 2019
Before the end of 2018, Vytjie Mentor and former Deputy Finance Minister Mcebisi Jonas were meant to be cross-examined by Duduzane Zuma and businessman Fana Hlongwane.
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Zuma lawyer: 'State prosecutors displayed a dismissive attitude towards Zuma'
Jacob Zuma faces 16 charges of fraud, racketeering and money laundering relating to a deal to buy R30 billion of European military hardware for South Africa’s armed forces.
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Jacob Zuma corruption case postponed to May 2019
The former president briefly appeared in the Pietermaritzburg High Court on Friday morning.
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[OPINION] Zuma and Malema's politics of spectacle
Judith February says Julius Malema is a worthy successor to take up Jacob Zuma’s mantle of perfecting the art of spectacle, insult and distraction.
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Zuma back in court in bid to halt prosecution against him
The former president is seeking to have the prosecution against him permanently stopped, arguing that there’s been a political conspiracy against him.
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EWN's top 2018 audio clips: From Jacob Zuma to Adam Catzavelos & more
From a change in presidents to the deaths of icons and ordinary citizens making headlines for all the right and wrong reasons, South Africa has had quite an interesting year.
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My name has become synonymous with corruption, claims Jacob Zuma in affidavit
The 'Star' newspaper is reporting that Jacob Zuma made the claim in his affidavit filed in the Durban High Court as part of his application for a permanent stay of prosecution in his corruption case.
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Ramatlhodi: 'Manyi didn't qualify for Mineral Resources DG post'
Former government minister Ngoako Ramatlhodi says he blocked the appointment of Mzwanele Manyi as director-general of the Mineral Resources Department because he simply didn’t qualify for the position.
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ANC was paralysed when Zuma refused to vacate, says Ramatlhodi
Ngoako Ramatlhodi says it took the ANC’s Nasrec conference where Cyril Ramaphosa was appointed as president for the balance of forces to change in the NEC.
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I was axed for not cooperating with the Guptas - Ramatlhodi
Ngoako Ramatlhodi says when he woke up one morning, his wife told him he was no longer a minister and he heard it from her because Jacob Zuma never informed him.
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Ramatlhodi believes Zuma authorised landing of Gupta jet at Waterkloof Air Base
Former Mineral Resources Minister Ngoako Ramatlhodi says the landing of the private jet was a well-planned reception, which could not happen without a higher authority knowing.
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Ngoako Ramatlhodi: 'Guptas had power to summon Zuma to their home'
Ramatlhodi is testifying at the inquiry on Wednesday morning about his tenure as mining minister and how the controversial family tried to influence him.
