Former senior investigator at the arms deal commission Mokgale Norman Moabi says he doesn’t believe the reasons given for the delay of the hearings.
Although he has been implicated in arms deal irregularities, Fana Hlongwane will not be testifying during the first round of public hearings.
The troubles of the chairperson of the arms procurement commission, Judge Willie Seriti, are mounting.
Public protector Thuli Madonsela hasn’t mastered the foosball of political corruption as she squares off against President Jacob Zuma.
The chairperson of the arms procurement commission, Judge Willie Seriti, has rejected Mokgale Norman Moabi’s challenge to take a lie-detector test.
The investigator who quit the arms deal commission has lashed out against its chairperson, Judge Willie Seriti.
Allegations of a secret agenda have cast yet more aspersions on the commission’s credibility. Glynnis Underhill reports.
As in SA, the ghosts of the arms deal keep returning to haunt politicians in Sweden, with a TV station revealing new details in the arms deal saga.
South Africa’s arms exports show that human rights are not a priority when the government takes decisions on trade policy, according to arms experts.
The Arms Procurement Commission is courting controversy again by hiring as one of its legal investigators an attorney with a controversial past.
A campaign to discredit two advocates who are evidence leaders in an inquiry into the arms deal has led to fresh concerns about political meddling.
Britain blocked a $60-million sale of helicopters, armoured cars and machine guns to Swaziland.
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The 2004 Budget shows little evidence of the displacement of social expenditure by the cost of the arms deal.
The deputy president sang for his supper, if charges against arms dealer are to be believed.
Mutinational corporations must also be tackled as part of the case against Zuma, writes Hennie van Vuuren.
Pressure mounts on Scorpions as scope of investigation expands.
South Africa went on trial this week: a trial of conscience, integrity and commitment to the values enshrined in our republic’s founding document.
Deputy President Jacob Zuma went for the jugular as he staged a counter-attack against the NDPP and its chief Bulelani Ngcuka.
The bribery investigation faces a crucial hurdle as Schabir Shaik challenges the state’s attempt to make him testify against the deputy president.