IPHC Pastor Michael Sandlana Appears in Court for Bail Judgement in Corruption Case
Senior Interdenominational Pentecostal Holiness Church leader Michael Sandlana appeared before the High Court as the long awaited bail judgement was […]
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Ad Hoc Committee Probes Allegations by Lt Gen Mkhwanazi | Kgosi Mampuru Prison
Gen Dimpane appears before the Ad Hoc Committee in a pivotal moment for parliamentary oversight. The session carries high stakes
NATIONAL HOUSING FINANCE CORPORATION STATEMENT ON THE PRECAUTIONARY SUSPENSION OF THE CEO
The Board of the National Housing Finance Corporation (NHFC) confirms that the Chief Executive Officer, Ms. Azola Mayekiso, has been
NPA Head Shamila Batohi to Testify Before Ad Hoc Committee
The Ad Hoc Committee continues its work on Tuesday, with outgoing National Prosecuting Authority head Advocate Shamila Batohi set to
Inside the RAF: Billions Spent, Victims Still Waiting
South Africa’s Road Accident Fund (RAF) collects more than R48 billion each year from the fuel levy, money meant to
STATEMENT ON THE REMOVAL OF SA FROM THE (FINANCIAL ACTION TASK FORCE) FATF GREY LIST
The African National Congress (ANC) welcomes the announcement that South Africa has officially been removed from the Financial Action Task
ActionSA Cautiously Welcomes Health HOD Suspension, Demands Full Accountability and Systemic Reform
ActionSA Gauteng notes with cautious optimism the suspension of Mr Lesiba Arnold Malotana, Head of the Gauteng Department of Health
ActionSA Decries School Feeding Crisis in Tembisa, Calls for Urgent Action
ActionSA notes with grave concern the report that learners at nine schools in Tembisa are currently going without meals because
DA Gauteng demands evidence from Premier Lesufi that Gauteng Traffic Wardens are a legitimate crime prevention unit
The Democratic Alliance (DA) in Gauteng notes with concern recent revelations purporting that the Gauteng Traffic Warden (GTWs) unit, popularly
ActionSA Demands Accountability and Urgent Reform Following Tembisa Hospital Corruption Report
ActionSA notes with grave concern the findings of the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) report into procurement irregularities at Tembisa Hospital,