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Ex-SSA boss Fraser requests declassification of several documents to clear name
Last year, former head of domestic intelligence, Gibson Njenje, and former head of foreign intelligence, Mo Shaik, implicated Fraser and former President Jacob Zuma in the 2011 shutting down of investigations into the Gupta family.
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Zuma: Zondo can't make ruling on recusal because of friendship statement
Former President Jacob Zuma has filed another affidavit in which he said that Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo was downplaying their relationship and insisting it was because they're friends.
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Bushiris’ escape from SA: Ramaphosa confirms imminent receipt of report
The president was speaking to eNCA on Wednesday on the sidelines of the investment conference in Johannesburg.
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Mapisa-Nqakula defends decision to give ANC delegation lift on military jet
The minister came under criticism earlier this year when she allowed an ANC delegation to hitch a lift with her on an SANDF jet.
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IFP files court papers challenging Zandile Gumede’s appointment as MPL
This case is expected to be heard on 14 January 2021.
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MESULI KAMA: The Ashley Kriel Volunteers & rebuilding the ANCYL in struggle
We need to build a generation of young people that is politically aware and knows the generational mission, and perhaps the Ashley Kriel Volunteers can help, writes Mesuli Kama.
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Zuma insists Zondo is his 'friend' as ruling on recusal bid is postponed
Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo was due to deliver his decision at 3pm on Wednesday, but that was postponed to 10am on Thursday.
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Home Affairs committee wants urgent conclusion of probe into Bushiri escape
The committee is of the view that the broader investigation by a number of departments will be helpful in clarifying this embarrassment to the cluster and to South Africa as a whole.
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Zuma to find out today if bid to have Zondo recuse himself is successful
Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo said that he needed another day to reach a decision on whether or not to recuse himself from the state capture inquiry and he’s expected to deliver it later on Wednesday morning.
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EXCLUSIVE: Numsa workers want Mpumalanga secretary out over 'abuse of power'
The workers are demanding the removal of the provincial secretary Essau Tau from his post for allegedly abusing the office by pushing staff members out of the organisation and instituting disciplinary processes against those outside his circle of friendship.
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Brackenfell High reschedules Friday's exams due to planned EFF protest
Western Cape Education Department (WCED) officials on Tuesday said all grade 11 exams would be rescheduled, but the school would remain open and classes for pupils would continue.
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Zikalala says decision to reshuffle Cabinet was to accelerate transformation
The move, seen as a result of factional battles within the African National Congress, was already criticised by political parties and analysts.
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Home affairs minister suggests several systems failed in Bushiri escape
The minister on Tuesday appeared before parliament’s home affairs committee to explain the debacle.
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KZN Premier Zikalala reshuffles his Cabinet
Former Finance MEC Ravi Pillay has been moved to the Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs Department, thus assuming the role of the province’s leader of government business. Nomusa Dube-Ncube will now head the Finance department.
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Zuma to find out today if bid to have Zondo recuse himself successful
Former President Jacob Zuma argued through his lawyers that state capture inquiry chair Raymond Zondo's remarks and comments were insensitive and showed that he'd made up his mind that the former president was guilty.
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Zondo to deliver ruling on Zuma’s recusal application on Tuesday
Former President Jacob Zuma argues that Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo’s comments showed that he had made up his mind that he is liable for state capture, saying the comments were tantamount to telling witnesses what to say.
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EFF: Brackenfell High’s attempt to halt protesting unnecessary, an overreaction
In an answering affidavit, the EFF argues Brackenfell High School's governing body does not have the authoritative capacity to bring the matter to court.
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GALLERY: Former President Jacob Zuma at state capture inquiry
Former President Jacob Zuma and some of his most loyal supporters were at the Zondo commission of inquiry into state capture on 16 November 2020. Zuma's legal team was applying to have Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo recuse himself as chairperson, claiming he is biased against Zuma.
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Minister Motsoaledi to be grilled in Parly over the Bushiris’ escape
Home Affairs Committee chairperson Bongani Bongo said the Bushiris’ escape would be the first item on the agenda when MPs meet in the morning.
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Zuma’s lawyer argues Zondo has been putting words in witnesses’ mouths
The former president is applying for Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo to recuse himself from chairing the state capture inquiry, claiming that the commission’s chairperson is biased.
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WATCH LIVE: Jacob Zuma's bid for Raymond Zondo's recusal part 2
Former President Jacob Zuma and his legal team are at the state capture commission of inquiry on Monday where they are applying for the recusal of Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo as chairperson.
