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McBride on crime cluster capture
More than 30 people will be implicated by the head of Ipid at the Zondo inquiry
Wild ride may lead to better future
The shocks of 2018 will reverberate in a crucial 2019 election year and hopefully the outcome will be enlightened
Sibanye-Stillwater vows to start on a clean slate at Marikana
The mining company is in the process of buying out Lonmin and it has vowed to do things differently
O’Sullivan, Hain pile pressure on UK ’state capture’ law firm
Under his nonprofit Forensics for Justice, O'Sullivan’s letter blames Hogan Lovells for the legal manoeuvres of three of its “sordid clients”
Why it has taken so long to prosecute state capture cases in South Africa
"The failure of the NPA to act swiftly and vigorously against those involved in state capture shows that there has been a dereliction of duty."
ANC commission lock horns on monopoly capital
The ANC’s Strategies and Tactics Commission for the most part stuck to the resolutions it took at its national policy.
Newly appointed acting Hawks boss was on the panel that appointed Ntlemeza
Matakata, along with Nathi Nhleko, Michael Masutha and David Mahlobo, was part of the panel that decided Ntlemeza was the best candidate for the job
Nobody is irreplaceable: Mbalula doesn’t have time for Ntlemeza’s legal woes
The newly appointed minister was speaking at a parade held by the South African Police Service to welcome him and his deputy, Bongani Mkongi
Editorial: Keep fighting the good fight
We have to keep battling, because it all has to do with people in public office who are making important decisions about the nation’s future.
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