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Phillip De Wet
New law to protect top torturers
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Phillip De Wet
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15 Dec 2017
Sections of South Africa’s draft International Crimes Bill are likely to be strongly opposed
Zuma runs out of legal road – and public money to build more of it
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Phillip De Wet
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15 Dec 2017
The president can opt to stymie the state capture probe further, but it may be for his own account
Zuma: Ramaphosa can not be my co-President
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Phillip De Wet
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13 Dec 2017
President Jacob Zuma's legal team has filed an application to appeal his most immediate prior loss — his inability to appoint the next head of the NPA
Personal costs for ‘flagrant’ court abuser Zuma
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Phillip De Wet
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13 Dec 2017
The high court in Pretoria delivered harsh reprimand of the conduct of President Zuma, finding that he acted “in flagrant disregard”
Good news, bad news for ANC rebels in Grahamstown court judgment
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Phillip De Wet
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12 Dec 2017
The High Court judgment has provided a glimmer of hope for those who have threatened similarly to challenge ANC proceedings.
Abrahams, NPA apply to appeal Nxasana judgment
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Phillip De Wet
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8 Dec 2017
President Jacob Zuma’s office on Friday said he too would appeal the judgment, even though he had not yet fully considered it.
Court sends not-so-innocent Shaun Abrahams packing too
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Phillip De Wet
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8 Dec 2017
In the 10 years of the Zuma administration SA had ten permanent NDPPs. Each had been due to serve a 10-year term.
The roast of Busisiwe Mkhwebane
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Phillip De Wet
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8 Dec 2017
The public protector was grilled so badly in court that she was left fighting for her professional life
R100m for ‘ads’, too little for ships
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Phillip De Wet
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8 Dec 2017
Commemorative events and memorials, as well as consultants, cost millions
Mkhwebane: Final Absa report isn’t final, so can’t be challenged
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Phillip De Wet
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6 Dec 2017
In June this year, Mkhwebane put her signature to a report that seemed to suggest that the government must recover R1.125-billion from Absa.
Mkhwebane says Reserve Bank is trying to remove her as public protector
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Phillip De Wet
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6 Dec 2017
The hearing is expected to wrap on Wednesday afternoon or during the course of Thursday morning.
Gigaba, Reserve Bank pile more criticism on Mkhwebane
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Phillip De Wet
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5 Dec 2017
Gigaba has asked the court to overturn the entire Bankorp report rather than just striking down sections of it, as Absa and the Reserve Bank has asked
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