Peter Hain has written a letter to the prime minister saying the red listing of South Africa has ‘no justification whatsoever in science’
The Zupta decade: Governments and global corporates, banks and consultants must stop enabling money laundering
Targeted abductions and detentions are dismantling opposition to President Mnangagwa’s government
A London exhibition honouring Nelson Mandela was sponsored by the scandal-prone Moti Group
The British peer and anti-corruption campaigner, who spoke out against state capture, is doing business with some controversial characters
Hain, a British lord and prominent anti-corruption campaigner, has been appointed special advisor to the Moti Group of companies.
Under his nonprofit Forensics for Justice, O’Sullivan’s letter blames Hogan Lovells for the legal manoeuvres of three of its “sordid clients”
"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."
Lord Peter Hain has requested an "immediate investigation" into bank accounts held in London by South African state owned enterprises
The investigation into President Jacob Zuma and his pals the Guptas has now effectively been internationalised.
ANC veterans asked him to get the UK to probe those involved with the family in state capture
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/ 13 September 2010
Nelson Mandela was so upset over UK invading Iraq that he called a government minister and "virtually breathed fire", the ex-minister has revealed.
Prospects for a run-off in Zimbabwe’s election appeared to increase on Wednesday after state media said President Robert Mugabe had failed to win a majority for the first time in nearly three decades. Opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai, however, insisted on Tuesday that he would win an outright majority from last Saturday’s election.
South African Nobel laureate Desmond Tutu on Wednesday proposed sending an international peacekeeping force to Zimbabwe in the wake of the unresolved presidential elections. Tutu told the BBC he favoured ”a mixed force of Africans and others” to protect human rights in the beleaguered African country.