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Public Protector finds former Ekurhuleni city manager guilty of improper conduct (opens the original)
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Public Protector Kholeka Gcaleka has found that former Ekurhuleni City Manager Imogen Mashazi committed improper conduct when appointing an official who was not qualified for a senior metro police role. The finding was handed down on Thursday afternoon as part of a series of investigation reports released by the Public Protector. Central to the investigation was the appointment of Ndumiso Gcwabe to the position of Deputy Chief of Metro Police: Security and Loss Control. Mashazi has been heavily
Former PP Busisiwe Mkhwebane's legal woes far from over (opens the original)
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Despite the clearing of perjury charges against her, former Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane still has another legal hurdle. On Wednesday, the Pretoria Magistrates Court granted her discharge application. ALSO READ: Mkhwebane acquitted of perjury over Absa/Bankorp report The charges emanate from a Constitutional Court judgement on her Absa/Bancorp report based on the mandate of the South African Reserve Bank (SARB). In the Constitutional Court judgement, Mkhwebane was found to have given diff
Mkhwebane acquitted of perjury over Absa/Bankorp report (opens the original)
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Former Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane has been acquitted of the perjury charges against her. The charges arose from a 2019 Constitutional Court judgment over her Absa-Bankorp report about the mandate of the Reserve Bank. Mkhwebane was found to have given differing versions about her meeting with then President Jacob Zuma during her investigation into the Reserve Bank. In the Magistrates Court, the state made its case and Mkhwebane's lawyers brought a discharge application, which she was gra
‘It's time for good men to stop being silent men’: Ramaphosa in face of GBV scourge (opens the original)
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President Cyril Ramaphosa has appealed to the men of South Africa to stand up and join in the fight against gender-based violence, saying women should not have to fight alone. Ramaphosa presented a multi-disciplinary strategy on Tuesday, covering the criminal justice system, the country’s forensic services and the role of municipalities in making areas safe. 'GBV cases will not be allowed to go cold' – Ramaphosa Ramaphosa commits to allocating more resources to fight GBV President Ramaphosa outl
'GBV cases will not be allowed to go cold' - Ramaphosa (opens the original)
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President Cyril Ramaphosa has promised the families of the victims of gender-based violence and femicide (GBVF) that their cases will not "go cold". On Tuesday night, the president outlined a multi-disciplinary national strategy to address the growing scourge of GBVF. President Ramaphosa outlines four-point plan to tackle GBV President Ramaphosa to focus on GBV and Ekurhuleni murders Ramaphosa: Violence against women a stain on SA's national conscience Ramaphosa confirmed that police have identi
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