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Ramaphosa supports Gordhan against Public Protector in ‘rogue unit’ court case
The president says any disciplinary action he takes would “necessarily have to be informed” by the court’s decision
Ramaphosa enters the fray in fight between Gordhan and Mkhwebane
The president said his court case is “unfortunate” and a “measure of last resort”
Ivan Pillay: Public Protector’s remedial action is ‘improper’
The former deputy Sars commissioner has filed court papers supporting Pravin Gordhan
Sars’s power to gather intelligence finally goes to court
The revenue services’ so-called ‘rogue unit’ has been investigated by several bodies, but a court is the right place to put an end to the saga
Gordhan fires back at Mkhwebane
The reappointed public enterprises minister goes further, claiming the public protector’s finding against him was politically motivated
Gordhan’s opponents pounce in the wake of Public Protector’s pension payout report
The former public enterprises minister's critics have been lobbying hard to prevent his appointment to the Cabinet
Gordhan: Mkhwebane’s report ‘politically motivated and riddled with errors’
The former public enterprises minister wants the high court to set aside the Public Protector’s report which found he had acted improperly
EFF stands by Public Protector after earlier misgivings
The party was initially unconvinced by her suitability for the post
Public Protector: You’re welcome to take me to court
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s spokesperson said that those who are aggrieved with Mkwebane’s findings are welcome to approach the courts.
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