Mayibongwe Maqhina is a journalist based in South Africa. He writes for Business Report and Cigalah Group, with his work also appearing in the Cape Times. His articles cover a range of topics, including politics, government, and business.
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The Department of Defence and Military Veterans' failure to spend R150 million meant for military veterans' pensions points to an entity that is in shambles and unable to deliver on its constitutional mandate.
Police Minister Senzo Mchunu believes the fight against extortion rackets will only be won with a strengthened SAPS intelligence capacity.
The crime statistics showed that Gauteng recorded 13 cases, followed by KwaZulu-Natal with four, and three each in Western Cape and Eastern Cape. agreements with provincial and local governments with operational plans to integrate resources against crime.
He said when Sapo was placed under business rescue, the net asset value was R7.9 billion negative, but it was now R840 million positive.
Sapo was placed under business rescue, the net asset value was R7. 9 billion negative, but it was now R840 million positive.
Communications and Digital Technologies Minister Solly Malatsi has referred the forensic report by audit firm KPMG into the governance and financial breaches at Postbank to the Hawks.
Nurses stole medical records and illegally handed them over to attorneys, and litigating attorneys would even sue for one case in two different courts. There was also collusion involving some officials in the Office of the State Attorney wherein out-of-court settlements for hefty sums were entered into without the mandate of the department.
By: Mayibongwe Maqhina
Nurses stole medical records and illegally handed them over to attorneys, and litigating attorneys would even sue for one case in two different courts.
The justice portfolio committee confirmed that Simelane would appear before it on Friday.
Mashatile said the fight against crime would now be intelligence-driven and that more resources would be allocated to the intelligence services.
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