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R2K: Approval of political party funding bill a victory for transparency
The bill, approved on Wednesday, compels political parties and independent candidates to disclose any donation over the R100,000 threshold.
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JUDITH FEBRUARY: Renewed citizen activism critical in SA
‘What is the work for us to do?’ That is both an individual and collective question for each one of us as we try to create a country which is more just and more equal, writes Judith February.
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CARTOON: The Prying Eye
By Dr Jack.
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Why the Rica Act has been declared unlawful
The High Court in Johannesburg on Monday declared that the Rica Act is unlawful and sent it back to Parliament to be reworked.
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Seriti: I wouldn't change anything in arms deal report
Retired Judge Willie Seriti has told Eyewitness News he that stands by his commission's work despite a scathing judgment by the High Court in Pretoria.
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Crawford-Browne: Ramaphosa must cancel arms deal and recover money
The ruling by the North Gauteng High Court setting aside the findings of the arms deal commission has placed fresh pressure on the National Prosecuting Authority to prosecute those implicated in the controversy.
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De Lille: Ruling on Seriti Inquiry shows wheels of justice not entirely broken
De Lille was responding to the High Court ruling on Wednesday which found that Judge Willie Seriti - who chaired the commission - failed to execute his mandate to thoroughly investigate the controversial multi-billion rand arms deal.
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CARTOON: Talk To The Hand
By Dr Jack.
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Arms deal commission court ruling hailed by anti-corruption activists
The commission, chaired by Judge Willie Seriti, ran for four years and cost taxpayers over R130 million.
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R150 million later, arms deal Seriti findings set aside
The High Court in Pretoria has set aside the findings of the Seriti Commission of Inquiry into the controversial arms deal.
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Arms deal back in spotlight as court to rule on review of Seriti inquiry
Corruption Watch and the Right2Know Campaign argued that the Seriti Commission misled the public and ignored key evidence related to corruption during the controversial arms deal.
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Right2Know ‘concerned’ about Ramaphosa, Mkhwebane public spat
Cyril Ramaphosa was granted an application to suspend Busisiwe Mkhwebane's remedial action concerning funding for his ANC presidential election in 2017.
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EFF seeks legal options to have Edward Kieswetter’s Sars appointment reversed
Kieswetter was appointed on Wednesday but the EFF cried foul over the appointment and complained that the interviews of the candidates were secret and not at all transparent.
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Right2Know, Corruption Watch to challenge Seriti commission findings in court
The lobby groups are alleging that the commission lied to the public, failed to access information abroad and failed to investigate new allegations which have come to light.
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Public urged to refrain from illegal, harmful acts of xenophobia
Right2know spokesperson Dale McKinley says foreign nationals should not be used a proxy by frustrated communities.
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[LISTEN] State intelligence agencies spied on journalists - R2K
Talk Radio 702’s Karima Brown speaks to the R2K campaign on their report exposing state surveillance of journalists.
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R2K urges public to join fight against data prices
The group says it welcomes Icasa's intervention but is disappointed that the prices of data are not cut.
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#DataMustFall: Mobile operators given deadline to respond to demands
Right2Know picketers gathered at the headquarters of MTN, Vodacom, Cell C and Telkom on Tuesday, saying that data prices in the country are exorbitant compared to other parts of the continent.
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Government mum over amaBhungane’s Rica court challenge
The amaBhungane Centre for Investigative Journalism has taken the law that governs the interception of communications to court.
