Sipho Ngwema
latest news & developmentsCase of municipal manager who got luxury gifts for depositing public funds in VBS will go to trial
Tsakane Ngobeni received holidays, expensive watches and beauty treatments from another VBS Mutual Bank accused
R2.3-billion VBS Mutual Bank heist trial to start soon
The state has finalised its charge sheet and is ready to prosecute the alleged bank looters
SAPS’ misplaced financial priorities inhibit it from tackling commercial crimes
The SAPS has received more than R500-billion over the past five years, yet commercial crime cases such as Steinhoff drag on
‘We are all innocent,’ VBS eight tell court
The National Prosecuting Authority believes it has ‘a very strong case’ and wants to begin the VBS Mutual Bank trial
‘Not guilty’ says R35m VBS ‘looter’
Former ANC youth leader Kabelo Matsepe set to protest his innocence after arrest by the Hawks
In a bizarre twist VBS liquidators sue KPMG for R863mn
In filed court documents, the VBS liquidators are blaming auditing firm KPMG’s negligence for the alleged looting of the bank
With 50 more charges, Magashule gets August court date
The ANC secretary-general hints he will cling to his post after he appeared in the Bloemfontein magistrate’s court
NPA cool on ire over VBS saga’s glacial pace
The NPA has confirmed that the trial of the expected 10 accused in the VBS heist will be a marathon
Hawks swoop down with more arrests in R1.4-billion corruption blitz
The spate of arrests for corruption continues apace in Gauteng and the Eastern Cape.
‘Haunted’ VBS executive Truter sentenced to seven years
Phillip Truter, the former chief financial officer of the defunct mutual bank who pleaded guilty to fraud and other charges, will work with authorities on how the alleged heist…
Covid infections among health workers increasing in Eastern Cape
Health worker infections have risen to 170 at state and private hospitals and two healthcare staff succumb to the disease in a space of seven days
Retailers and employers nailed in Covid-19 crackdown
More than 300 complaints have been lodged against unscrupulous suppliers and business owners, who are now under the microscope for violating the Disaster Management Act