Sibusiso Ndebele
latest news & developmentsANC intensifies renewal drive as it fights to win back KwaZulu-Natal
The party has vowed to regain the support it lost to former president Jacob Zuma’s uMkhonto weSizwe party in the May election
Prisons, profits and privatisation’s perils
We are bound to run into trouble when the private sector is given free rein to determine who is deserving of being treated as human and who is not
Bribing a minister isn’t cheap
The charges against former transport minister Sbu Ndebele and two department officials paint a picture of a sliding scale of backhanders.
Probe into Mangaung prison torture nearly complete
A two-pronged probe into allegations of torture at Mangaung prison will be completed in the next two weeks, MPs have been told.
Selebi photographed shopping while on medical parole
Convicted criminal and former police chief Jackie Selebi has been seen shopping and appeared to be in good health, says a report.
Ndebele ‘against stigmatisation of ex-offenders’
Correctional Services minister Sibusiso Ndebele has called on South Africans not to judge offenders who’ve paid their dues to society.
Ndebele: Over 12 000 correctional officials ‘corrected’
Correctional Services Minister Sibusiso Ndebele says there has been thousands of disciplinary hearings involving prisons staff.
Prisons minister takes flak for overcrowding
Government is trying to address overcrowding in prisons, it responded on Sunday to a call to be held responsible for stabbing deaths at a prison.
Shuffle kerfuffle: Why Zuma sentenced Ndebele to prisons
Sibusiso Ndebele was moved from transport to correctional services after wandering into the president’s firing line during the e-tolling meltdown.
Ndebele worried about border congestion and delays
Transport Minister Sibusiso Ndebele has revealed government’s concern about the congestion at South Africa’s border posts, particularly at Beitbridge.
Ndebele: ‘Key lesson’ learnt from e-tolling
Transport Minister Sibusiso Ndebele has said the government will in future proceed more carefully with the introduction of e-tolling.
Holiday death toll lies at 1 475
Transport Minister S’bu Ndebele says at least 1 475 people died on South Africa’s roads during the festive season.
Traffic bosses rake up speeding fines
Transport Minister S’bu Ndebele and the Road Traffic Management Corporation’s Collins Letsoala have run up a raft of fines in the past three years.
Ndebele backtracks on call to seize drivers’ licences
The transport minister agrees it is unlawful to confiscate drivers’ licences on the spot, but remains set on forcing reckless motorists off the road.
Minister tells traffic cops to confiscate drivers’ licences
It might be unconstitutional, but that hasn’t stopped the transport minister from instructing police to confiscate the licences of traffic offenders.