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ANC NEC member Andile Lungisa's legal team has told the Johannesburg High Court that ANC Secretary-General Fikile Mbalula did not have the power to remove Lungisa from the party's proportional representation candidate list. Lungisa is challenging his exclusion from the list ahead of the November 4 local government elections where he says he was the number one candidate for Nelson Mandela Bay. Zara Groenewald reports. We also spoke to ANC NEC member Andile Lungisa and ANC Western Cape spokesperson Sifiso Mtsweni.
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The trial of alleged criminal kingpin - Katiso Molefe - has been postponed to the 19th of July next year at the High Court in Johannesburg. Molefe, and his three co-accused face several murder charges relating to the fatal shooting of Oupa "Dj Sumbody" Sefoka and his two bodyguards, Vereeniging Eng…
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has made history, winning the presidential runoff to secure a fourth, non-consecutive term in office. In his victory speech, Lula vowed to govern for all Brazilians, promising to involve the people in his government's decision-making. However, his oppon…
Parliament's Public Service Committee is demanding accountability in government's efforts to root out ghost workers, saying those responsible must be identified and prosecuted. This follows Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana's announcement that thousands of high-risk cases have been flagged for furt…
Former Vlaakplaas Commander, Eugene De Kock has blamed the NPA for the failure to prosecute TRC cases. He says that although he made it clear that he was willing to provide information on crimes committed by the Security Branch no one from the NPA ever asked him to do so. De Kok is testifying on da…
Taxi industry leader Dr. Ben Maredi has made history as the first person in South Africa's taxi sector to receive a doctorate. He was awarded the Canonical Degree of Doctor of Greatness at the World Greatness Awards in Nairobi on Friday for his work in promoting peace, unity and accountable leaders…
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