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Mchunu Lawyers Accuse Ad Hoc Committee of Pre-Judging Evidence in Police Inquiry

Tensions have erupted in Cape Town between Parliament’s Ad Hoc Committee and the legal team representing Police Minister Senzo Mchunu, after his lawyers formally accused the committee of allowing its Evidence Leader to pre-judge critical findings against their client before the full committee has even had an opportunity to properly consider the evidence. In a…

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NSFAS Launches Refund Process for Graduates Who Overpaid Study Loans

Thousands of South African graduates who spent years believing they had finally settled their student debts are now discovering that they may have overpaid—sometimes by significant margins—and the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) has finally launched a formal refund process to correct what it describes as historical interest calculation errors. The announcement, made from…

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ANCWL Defends Decision to Place Sisisi Tolashe on Leave, Not Suspension

The African National Congress Women’s League has found itself at the center of a quiet but telling political storm this week, after it moved to explain its handling of president Sisisi Tolashe’s current predicament. Rather than suspend Tolashe outright amid active disciplinary proceedings within the broader African National Congress, the league confirmed it had placed…

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Suspect killed during police pursuit, hijacked vehicle recovered in Soshanguve

A suspected vehicle hijacker was fatally wounded during a police operation in Soshanguve on Thursday afternoon, while a hijacked vehicle was successfully recovered. According to the South African Police Service (SAPS) in the Tshwane District, the incident followed the hijacking of a Toyota Avanza at a shopping centre in Block GG, Soshanguve, at approximately 15:15….

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IEC says building public trust in elections remains a challenge

The Electoral Commission (IEC) says strengthening public trust in elections remains an ongoing challenge, despite progress made in improving electoral systems and governance. The IEC, together with the Electoral Commission’s Forum of SADC Countries and International IDEA, is currently hosting the 13th New Commissioners’ Orientation Programme in Johannesburg. The three-day programme is aimed at equipping…

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