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Amnesty for President Zuma? NO, it is not legally possible

by Pierre de Vos Constitutionally Speaking Over the weekend ANC presidential hopeful Lindiwe Sisulu raised the possibility of granting President Jacob Zuma amnesty from prosecution for all the … [Read More...]

Money has little to do with why South Africa’s military is failing to do its job

The first major challenge in South Africa’s defence budget is that almost 80% goes for personnel expenses. The rest is allocated for operational expenditure, with only limited money available for any … [Read More...]

Political killings eroding South Africa’s democracy

By Phephelaphi Dube: Director, Centre for Constitutional Rights, 25 July 2017 As at 13 July 2017, 89 people have died, since 13 March 2014, in politically-motivated killings. No one so far, has … [Read More...]

DA apply to intervene in Zuma impeachment case

James Selfe MP, DA Federal Executive Chairman - 25 July 2017 The DA has today filed an intervening application in the matter currently before the Constitutional Court on procedures to be followed … [Read More...]

OUTA lays charges against Minister Zwane

OUTA has laid charges of treason, corruption, extortion, fraud and theft against Mineral Resources Minister Mosebenzi Zwane at the Randburg police station and will follow this up to encourage … [Read More...]

ANC amnesty settlement for Zuma an insult to South Africans

A full disclosure may shield President Jacob Zuma from jail time, with some within the ANC saying amnesty could be the much-needed tool to unify the factionalised party. Amnesty mooted ‘as a way to … [Read More...]

The BBC Gupta Scandal Interview

Black First Land First leader Andile Mngxitama did not only meet with the Guptas, he also received an instruction to write an article about BizNews editor Alec Hogg on their behalf. #GuptaLeaks: … [Read More...]