corruption
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corruption
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Suspended Pretoria chief magistrate pleads not guilty in Bosasa-linked trial
Suspended Pretoria chief magistrate Desmond Nair pleads not guilty to corruption charges in a trial linked to the former Bosasa group.
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Municipalities must answer for ignoring innovation, says NWU vice-chancellor
Prof. Bismark Tyobeka says municipalities must be held accountable for refusing to adopt innovations that could improve service delivery.
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Hawks arrest woman in R114m Mpumalanga education corruption probe
The Hawks arrested a 55-year-old woman for money laundering in a scheme involving R114 million designated for Mpumalanga school repairs.
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BMA official nabbed with 22 passports in illegal stamp scheme
Border official arrested with 22 passports belonging to Lesotho nationals who were not present at the Maseru Port of Entry.
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Former Home Affairs officials arrested for passport fraud scheme
Two former Home Affairs employees arrested for role in syndicate that fraudulently issued South African passports to foreign nationals for R100 000.
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SIU recovers R28.5 billion in fight against corruption
Special Investigating Unit recovers R28.5 billion for state through investigations into corruption, irregular spending and contract irregularities across government departments.
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Corruption case against former top cop Phahlane provisionally withdrawn
The Investigating Directorate Against Corruption has provisionally withdrawn a multimillion-rand corruption case against former acting national police commissioner Khomotso Phahlane and his 10 co-accused. The case, worth R191 million and…
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Border authority cracks down on corruption at airports
Border authority dismisses 17 officials for fraud and misconduct as anti-corruption campaign expands from land borders to airports and sea ports.
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Cape Town goes to the polls: who runs and what has gone wrong
DA defends its Cape Town majority on 4 November as 55 parties contest 231 seats amid corruption and audit regression.
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Former Cape Town traffic officer jailed for selling licences
A former senior traffic superintendent has been jailed for corruption after selling learners’ and drivers’ licences for cash.
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