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Hawks arrest 27 across four provinces in R100m education corruption scheme
Hawks arrest 27 individuals in a massive R100 million corruption scheme across four provinces involving senior officials.
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Kimberley Mental Hospital corruption case transferred to high court
A a corruption case involving the building of the hospital complex was transferred from the district court to the high court.
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Three accused implicated in the Dihlabeng municipality’s ghost workers scheme back in court
Trio in court to answer to ghost workers scheme at Free State municipality
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Matlala returns to Sol Plaatje Municipality, dismisses corruption charges as ‘trumped up’
Thapelo Matlala returns to work at Sol Plaatje Municipality, dismissing flimsy corruption charges with confidence and clarity.
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Major fraud investigation hits Moqhaka Municipality in Kroonstad
The Hawks raid Moqhaka Municipality in Kroonstad amid a major fraud investigation focused on a questionable service contract.
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SIU cracks down on corruption: celebrity repayment, frozen millions, and new state probes
The SIU focuses on recovering misappropriated funds, securing a celebrity repayment, freezing a divorce payout, and expanding investigations.
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High Court judge and clergyman facing corruption charges in R2.4 million bribery case
Four people, including a prominent High Court judge and a leader of the International Pentecost Holiness Church, appeared before the Pretoria Specialised Commercial Crimes Court this week on serious corruption…
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DA lays charges against former Gauteng Health CFO over Tembisa Hospital corruption
The DA has laid criminal charges against the former Gauteng Health CFO who failed to act on murdered whistleblower Babita Deokaran’s corruption report. Lerato Madyo, now going by Daniella Molapo,…
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Trump urges pardon for Netanyahu on corruption charges
US President Donald Trump on Monday told the Israeli parliament that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is on trial in three separate corruption cases, should be pardoned.
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The state is not failing, it is functioning exactly as designed
For millions of South Africans, the struggle for water, electricity or safety has become routine. The queues for basic services grow longer, while those in power grow richer. It feels…
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