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JUDITH FEBRUARY: Busisiwe Mkhwebane threatens the rule of law in SA
If it was not before, then it must now be abundantly clear that this Public Protector is unfit for office, writes Judith February.
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Court: Cyril Ramaphosa not obliged to disclose CR17 funding
This and other damning decisions were made by the Pretoria High Court which set aside the Public Protector’s Bosasa report.
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Mkhwebane not surprised mismanagement allegations against her
Public Protector spokesperson Oupa Sekgalwe said the timing of Hamilton Samuel's allegations is questionable.
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Modise: There’s no legal basis not to proceed with possibility of removing PP
Parliamentary speaker Moloto Mothapo explained that the speaker cannot scrap the proceedings unilaterally.
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Mkhwebane on Parly removal process: My rights have been violated, undermined
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane said she wanted to resolve the matter amicably and not in court.
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Mkhwebane: Parliamentary process to remove me is illegal, unconstitutional
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane said that she had written to Speaker Thandi Modise to reconsider her decision and suspend the process.
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Parliament Speaker says yes to motion to start proceedings to remove PP
The fresh calls for Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s removal come after Parliament adopted new rules for the removal of a Public Protector.
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DA to approach Public Protector over damage to rail infrastructure
The DA's Daylin Mitchell says the ombudsman is investigating the police's inability to identify perpetrators and make arrests after waves of arson and vandalism attacks.
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‘I hope other PP’s won't have to deal with what I've been through’ - Mkhwebane
Mkhwebane says she has faced daily harassment, and claims journalists have been tasked to quote "deal with her" over questionable judgements.
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Court dismisses former PP COO's urgent application against Mkhwebane
Judge Mmonao Teffo ruled the High Court did not have jurisdiction to hear the matter brought by Basani Baloyi, saying they were labour disputes.
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Parly's new rules to remove the Public Protector & other chapter 9 heads
A gap in the rules was identified after the Democratic Alliance called for a parliamentary inquiry into the fitness of Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s fitness to hold office, after several damning judgments against her.
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Ngcukaitobi argues requirements for an interim interdict should not apply to PP
The EFF and Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane approached the court after the High Court in Pretoria ruled against them in July with regards to the power of the courts to suspend the implementation of the Public Protector’s remedial action.
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PP vs Gordhan: ConCourt to hear arguments on ‘rogue unit’ report interdict
The EFF and Busisiwe Mkhwebane have approached the court after the High Court in Pretoria ruled against them in July.
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Despite opposition from DA & EFF, ANC backs Kholeka Gcaleka as next deputy PP
Parliament's justice committee took the decision on Tuesday with the opposition parties noting their objections. Gcaleka will replace Kevin Malunga, whose seven-year term ends next month.
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Parly’s justice committee names Kholeka Gcaleka as next deputy PP
Advocate Kholeka Gcaleka would take over from Advocate Kevin Malunga whose term expires next month.
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Sars warns that giving PP Zuma’s tax info could have dire consequences
Sars Commissioner Edward Kieswetter said that Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane had put the revenue service between a rock and a hard place with this matter and hoped the courts would provide clarity.
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Mkhwebane 'vindicated' by court decision to dismiss Zille's appeal against her
Former Western Cape Premier Helen Zille wanted the court to set aside Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane's report that found she violated the ethics code with her colonialism tweets in 2017.
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Unite Behind: PP's Prasa report proof she doesn't understand her duties
Mkhwebane was accused of turning a blind eye to allegations of financial mismanagement, procurement irregularities and improper expenditure amounting to billions of rands.
