Latest articles on Richard Mdluli
Mdluli found guilty – but only for kidnapping, assault
The alleged ally of former president Jacob Zuma and has been accused of being a key figure in the alleged capture of the criminal justice cluster
ConCourt dismisses case to have Jiba and Mrwebi struck from the roll
The judgment comes as the pair wait to hear if Parliament will ratify President Cyril Ramaphosa’s decision to fire them
Jiba and Mrwebi fired — ‘You lied to me’ says Ramaphosa
In a letter to each of the top prosecutors, President Ramaphosa pulled no punches accusing the pair of lying to him
Jiba scores a ‘yes’ – and a ‘no’
Two statements to the Mokgoro inquiry give insight into Jiba’s discussions, usually confidential, with her lawyers
Mrwebi had no reason to favour Mdluli, Mokgoro inquiry hears
Lawrence Mrwebi says he had no reason to protect former crime intelligence head Richard Mdluli when he withdrew corruption charges against him
The mystery of Agent SA71, Jiba and Mdluli on a flight to Durban
The possibility that Jiba was a secret agent was reported last year
Breytenbach holds firm on Mrwebi
Inquiry looks closely at how charges against crime intelligence boss Richard Mdluli were withdrawn
No good reason to drop Mdluli prosecution, inquiry hears
There was no good reason to withdraw fraud charges against former crime intelligence head Richard Mdluli, the Mokgoro inquiry heard on Wednesday
Mzinyathi to testify before Mokgoro inquiry
The Pretoria director of public prosecutions will likely answer questions related to the Richard Mdluli probe
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