Sidelined Police Minister Senzo Mchunu – battered by a torrent of allegations now under the microscope of the Madlanga ...
South Africans have long suspected corruption and political interference were at work in the police force but in the past few ...
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Professor Firoz Cachalia Slams Ministers Who Socialise and Do Business With Criminals, SA Reacts
Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia criticised ministers who socialised and did business with criminals, saying they must ...
Police Minister Senzo Mchunu has confirmed he did not verify the information he received from complainants before disbanding the PKTT.
The court also dismissed the challenge of the appointment of Firoz Cachalia as Acting Police Minister and establishment of the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry ...
The suspended police minister denied that he had consulted before disbanding the political killings task team, saying his directive was a process ...
The committee has already seen 14 witnesses give testimony, from KwaZulu-Natal provincial commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi to ...
Police officials, politicians and businesspeople give clashing testimonies, exposing deep corruption, sabotage and fear ...
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Senzo Mchunu admits he didn’t verify Facebook complaints against SAPS, South Africans unimpressed
Senzo Mchunu admitted that he didn’t verify Facebook complaints or key allegations made against SAPS before acting against the PKTT, sparking reactions online.
Despite attempts to reset ties during President Cyril Ramaphosa’s visit to Washington, tensions persisted. The US continued ...
As we reflect on a year of political promises, particularly from Minister Senzo Mchunu, it's time to confront the uncomfortable truth: 'immediately' has become a hollow term, a mere political façade.
While the Madlanga Commission interim report will not be made public, President Cyril Ramaphosa is ‘quite keen’ for the ...
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