Latest articles on Minenhle Makhanya
Nkandla architect’s date in court with the SIU postponed
The unit believes Minenhle Makhanya authorised and oversaw the implementation of improvements and the installation of security measures at Nkandla
Eight years on, the Nkandla scapegoats dwindle to one (and no, it’s not Zuma)
Come 2018, architect Minenhle Makhanya will stand alone on Nkandla, the last person who can be made to pay.
Jacob Zuma’s R11-million problem
The Special Investigating Unit's bid to recover misspent cash at Nkandla might yet snare the president.
SIU head who investigated Nkandla resigns
Head of the Special Investigating Unit Vas Soni has resigned in a surprise move, citing personal reasons for his decision.
Zuma doesn’t need to ‘pay back the money’ – committee
A parliamentary committee on Nkandla says President Jacob Zuma did not unduly benefit from the R246-million security upgrades to his homestead.
SIU submits replies to Zuma’s Nkandla architect
The unit has filed replies to Minenhle Makhanya's requests for documents relevant to its claim against him, which relates to work done at Nkandla.
Share Nkandla report or drop case against architect, says lawyer
Minenhle Makhanya’s lawyer has threatened to have the case against the architect struck off the roll, unless the SIU releases all requested documents.
Nkandla architect bound by non-disclosure agreement
Minenhle Makhanya faces tough obstacles because he signed a non-disclosure agreement, which makes it a criminal offence to reveal project details.
Zuma’s Nkandla architect to face investigating committee
An investigating committee has been set up to consider whether there are grounds to discipline President Jacob Zuma's controversial Nkandla architect.
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