Deputy Police Minister Cassel Mathale is set to continue his testimony before Parliament’s ad hoc committee today after Tuesday’s session raised questions about his role and awareness of the Political Killings Task Team’s disbandment.
Deputy Police Minister Cassel Mathale will appear before Parliament’s Ad Hoc Committee today and tomorrow, becoming the sixth witness in the inquiry into allegations raised by Lieutenant General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi.
Former police minister Bheki Cele described forensic investigator Paul O’ Sullivan as an “octopus” during testimony before Parliament’s ad hoc committee, a remark that prompted a statement from the Helen Suzman Foundation.
Former police minister Bheki Cele stunned the nation on Thursday after revealing before Parliament that police investigators believed Anele Tembe was murdered — raising new questions about why prosecutors declined to pursue the case.
Bheki Cele returns to Parliament on Friday for a second day of testimony before the ad hoc committee investigating corruption and political interference in the police, following heated exchanges and explosive revelations about the taxi industry and his links to controversial figures.
Suspended Police Minister Senzo Mchunu is expected to return to Parliament on Friday to continue his testimony before the ad hoc committee investigating corruption and interference in the criminal justice system.
KwaZulu-Natal Police Commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi is set to testify before Parliament’s ad hoc committee on Tuesday, where he will be questioned on his explosive allegations of political interference in policing.
Parliament has set a deadline to finalise its programme for investigating explosive claims by Lt-Gen Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi about corruption and political interference in SAPS.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has appointed Judge Dunstan Mlambo as the new deputy chief justice of South Africa, marking the start of his term on Friday.
The Appropriation Bill South Africa has been approved by Parliament, allowing government departments to begin spending according to the 2025 national budget.
EFF MP Sihle Lonzi was removed from a Parliament meeting after questioning the appointment of Gwede Mantashe’s son to a SETA board, sparking political outrage.
Constituency Day 2025 gives South Africans a chance to engage directly with their MPs, raising community concerns and influencing decision-making.
The Western Cape High Court has suspended the VAT hike until Parliament formally reverses it, giving the DA a major legal victory over Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana’s original plan.
South Africa’s national budget has been approved by Parliament, despite the ANC’s largest partner in government, the DA, voting against it.
Parliament will vote on the 2025 budget framework this afternoon amid political tensions — here’s what to expect and how to watch it live.
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana faces a tough round of questioning from Parliament today as opposition parties challenge his budget, VAT hike, and government spending priorities.
After last month’s failed budget, Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana delivers his revised 2025 Budget Speech today. Here’s what to expect and how to watch live.
The Department of Public Works has completed the R13 million Dome for temporary Parliamentary sittings, but questions arise over whether it truly saves costs.
Mashatile will also zoom into government’s strategies to transform apartheid spatial planning by investing in critical industries such as manufacturing.
The report argues that solitary confinement is a form of torture.
Allegations of corruption, criminality, and dilapidated facilities greet the Portfolio Committee on Police
Justice Minister Thembisile Simelane faced tough questions in Parliament over her R575,600 loan from VBS Mutual Bank, on Friday.
For Ramaphosa, the occasion serves his a rallying point for the entire nation, which he will likely use to emphasise the collaboration of the executive, legislature, and judiciary in pursuing national progress and prosperity under the banner of the Government of National Unity (GNU).
President Cyril Ramaphosa will deliver the Opening of Parliament Address on 18 July 2024, causing significant road closures in Cape Town.
Hlophe, known for his controversial judicial history, now serves on the primary body responsible for overseeing judges in South Africa.
The first sitting of the National Assembly has been confirmed, along with Parliament’s stance on the MK Party’s plans to spoil the occasion.
The MK Party has filed papers with the Constitutional Court to halt the swearing-in ceremony of MPs, citing election fraud and rigging.
The Bill sets out to ensure that the climate actions are facilitated and coordinated across spheres of government.
A parliamentary committee has recommended that the SIU investigate the collapsed deal between SAA and Takatso Consortium.
Parliament has approved the DA’s motion of no-confidence against disgraced Speaker, Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula. Here’s what happens next.