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‘I’m Not Here For Revenge’: Fannie Masemola Returns To Lead SAPS
The national police commissioner says restoring unity, rebuilding public confidence and strengthening frontline policing will be his priorities after his suspension was lifted.
Ramaphosa Reinstates Fannie Masemola As National Police Commissioner
Masemola will resume his duties on 19 October after charges linked to a R360 million SAPS health-services tender were withdrawn.
LOOK! Fikile Mbalula Collapses During ANC Briefing After Party’s Major Court Victory
ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula reportedly felt unwell before slumping during a media briefing following the Constitutional Court’s ruling in the party’s favour in its dispute with the IEC.
SAPS Ends Shadrack Sibiya’s Employment In ‘Dishonourable Discharge’
The suspended deputy national police commissioner resigned through his lawyer shortly after his disciplinary hearing began on Monday.
Ntshavheni Warns Against Speculation Over Jacob Zuma’s Health
The minister says only Zuma’s medical team can comment on his condition with his consent, as the MK Party urges supporters to rely on official updates.
Jacob Zuma Admitted To Pietermaritzburg Hospital As MK Party Says He Is Well
The former president is receiving medical attention in Pietermaritzburg, with the MK Party saying the visit is part of his regular twice-yearly check-up.
Bafana Sindane’s Bid To Stop Madlanga Subpoena Struck Off The Roll
he taxi boss’s bid to halt his subpoena has been struck from the court roll after the Gauteng High Court found the necessary papers had not been filed.
Joe ‘Ferrari’ Sibanyoni Denies Involvement In PUTCO Bus Attacks After Ramaphosa Warning
Taxi boss Joe “Ferrari” Sibanyoni told the Madlanga Commission that his warning to President Cyril Ramaphosa about PUTCO was linked to community business demands, not the attacks that later left dozens of buses torched.
Julius Malema Granted Leave To Appeal Five-Year Firearm Conviction And Sentence
The EFF leader can now challenge both his conviction and effective five-year prison term over the 2018 Mdantsane firearm incident.