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latest news & developments‘We will get them off their thrones’: Potterill on male dominance of judiciary
Judge Sulet Potterill told the JSC the battle to bring women into the highest echelons of the judiciary will be won
How smuggled gold destined for Dubai or Singapore has links to France and Mali
Three Malagasy citizens were apprehended at OR Tambo International airport, but now the trail is found to connect to France and Mali
Parliament to get update on Fireblade saga
It will be the first time the Department of Home Affairs has briefed Parliament on this matter since Malusi Gigaba resigned in November last year
Acsa spreads its wings over Africa
The airports company is drawing on its experience to meet the challenges of the continent
Gigaba promises to explain Fireblade lies
Minister tells parliamentary committee there was no policy for VVIP terminals and accuses the chair of not letting him share his side of the story
No policies, MOU in place for Fireblade, Parliament hears
The minister says he will consult with Cabinet colleagues on how best to formalise the arrangement and create a policy
Gigaba to be grilled over Oppenheimer’s private terminal
The minister will be questioned on why he gave the family permission to operate a private terminal at OR Tambo airport — despite his repeated denials
No political campaign against Gigaba, says public enterprises committee chair
The public enterprises portfolio committee has rejected claims by Minister Malusi Gigaba that its members are attempting to discredit him
‘Gigaba lied’ – Public Protector
In a report released on Wednesday Busisiwe Mkhwebane confirmed a court ruling that the home affairs minister ‘deliberately told untruths’
BLF threatens bribery charges against Oppenheimers
Black First Land First announced its intention on Tuesday to lodge fraud, bribery and corruption complaints with police against the Oppenheimers
Gigaba’s ‘untruths’ need to be ‘given serious attention’― Ramaphosa
In December last year, the North Gauteng High Court in Pretoria ruled that Gigaba "deliberately told untruths under oath"