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CARTOON: The Whole Truth
By Dr Jack.
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Ramaphosa: I'm not distracted by PP legal battle
The Public Protector's probe into his ANC presidential election campaign's funding found he misled Parliament over a suspicious donation from African Global Operations, formerly known as Bosasa. He's denied any wrongdoing.
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Thabo Mbeki: ANC has bigger problem around money
The former statesman also said he didn’t believe any ANC leader had been bought by 'monopoly capital'.
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DA wants urgent Parly debate on Mkhwebane's fitness to hold office
The party’s federal executive, which met in Johannesburg recently, wanted that debate on Thursday 22 August.
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ANC distances itself from anti-Mkhwebane march
Various organisations under the banner of the Concerned Citizens Alliance were planning a march to the Public Protector’s office calling for her removal.
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DA: It's clear Mkhwebane must be removed as Public Protector
The party was responding to yet another adverse finding against the advocate after the High Court in Pretoria on Thursday ordered that she personally pay 7.5% of the DA and lobby group Casac’s legal fees in the Vrede dairy farm review matter.
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Court orders Mkhwebane to pay some costs of Estina report case
The High Court in Pretoria on Thursday ruled that she was personally liable for a fraction of costs in the case relating to her report on the Estina dairy farm project.
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DJP can seal records in Ramaphosa matter but not indefinitely, says lawyer
While President Cyril Ramaphosa awaits a decision on his request to seal certain documents related to a Public Protector report, it's being suggested that the likely course of action will be that the matter be decided in a formal court application.
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Mkhwebane files 'every piece of evidence' from Ramaphosa probe
The documents include bank statements and email correspondence she used in her findings.
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Parliament to start process of selecting new deputy Public Protector
Speaker Thandi Modise informed Parliament to start the process of finding his successor before recommending a suitable candidate to the president.
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Court: Ramaphosa may suspend enforcement of PP's Bosasa remedial action
In proceedings which lasted about a minute, the court accepted the draft order agreed to between the parties.
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Presidency: Ramaphosa has nothing to hide regarding CR17 campaign donors
President Cyril Ramaphosa is going to court to try and seal information relating to who gave money to his campaign for the African National Congress (ANC)'s top job.
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Ramaphosa, Mkhwebane to face off in court over Bosasa report
Last month, the Public Protector released her report which found the president misled Parliament when he claimed a R500,000 deposit into a linked account was for his son.
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Segalwe: Mkhwebane's court defeats not incompetence but clarifications of law
The Public Protector's spokesperson Oupa Segalwe said these court challenges were foreseen by Advocate Thuli Madonsela after the highest court in the land confirmed that the Public Protector’s remedial action was binding unless set aside by a court of law.
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Ramaphosa asks court to seal certain info in record of PP's Bosasa report
President Cyril Ramaphosa’s legal team has asked the Gauteng High Court to seal certain information contained in the record of the Public Protector’s report on Bosasa.
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Presidency says court ruling on PP's remedial action brings certainty
The Pretoria High Court’s decision that saw the Public Protector lose another legal challenge has been met with mixed reaction.
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Court finds Ramaphosa complied with PP's remedial action on Ivan Pillay report
The High Court in Pretoria has ruled that the president has complied with the remedial action in relation to the report on former South African Revenue Service (Sars) deputy commissioner Ivan Pillay’s early retirement.
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Mkhwebane ready to cooperate with Hawks investigation
Hawks head Godfrey Lebeya on Wednesday confirmed the unit was probing Mkhwebane for perjury and defeating the ends of justice.
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Court to rule on Ramaphosa bid to interdict PP's remedial action on Sars report
Advocate Busisiwe Mkhwebane last month directed the president to take action against Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan Gordhan for his authorisation of former deputy Sars commissioner Ivan Pillay’s early retirement.
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Ramaphosa was within his rights to be involved in campaign fundraising – analyst
Governance specialist Judith February said although the public was sceptical about the influence of money in politics, no law criminalised President Cyril Ramaphosa’s conduct as exposed in leaked emails recently.
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Mkhwebane not opposing Ramaphosa’s urgent court interdict
The Public Protector’s spokesperson Oupa Segalwe said Busisiwe Mkhwebane was not opposing the interdict because the full judicial review was being heard on an expedited basis.
