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South Africa: Nkandla - Time for the Courts to Take Over
Daily Maverick, 20 August 2015
Despite all the antics in Parliament and public debate, Nkandla was always going to end up in court. The Economic Freedom Fighters want to go to the Constitutional Court and on… Read more »
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South Africa: DA Files Papers to Have Nkandla Report Declared Unconstitutional
News24Wire, 19 August 2015
The DA filed papers in the Western Cape High Court on Wednesday morning to have Police Minister Nathi Nhleko's report on Nkandla declared "unconstitutional". Read more »
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South Africa: Parliament Diary - As ANC MPs Vote 'Yes', Nkandla Report Now Truly Secure in Comfort
Daily Maverick, 19 August 2015
Despite a series of impassioned speeches from opposition parties, Parliament's ad hoc committee report into the police minister's Nkandla report was rubber stamped by the National… Read more »
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South Africa: DA to Propose a Motion to Substitute Nkandla Report
News24Wire, 18 August 2015
The DA will propose a motion in the National Assembly on Tuesday to have Police Minister Nathi Nhleko's report on Nkandla substituted with a report that the party drafted with… Read more »
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South Africa: Parliament Adopts Nkandla Report
News24Wire, 18 August 2015
Parliament on Tuesday evening adopted the report by its ad hoc committee on Nkandla, which exonerated President Jacob Zuma from paying for non-security features. Read more »
South African Opposition Moves to Substitute Nkandla Report
The Democratic Alliance has said that Police Minister Nhleko misinterpreted his mandate and only concentrated on four issues in his report on the upgrades made to President Jacob Zuma's Nkandla homestead.
President Jacob Zuma's private Nkandla residence: The Democratic Alliance said the African National Congress had refused to allow key witnesses such as Advocate Thuli Madonsela to appear before the committee to brief it on her report and its proposed remedial actions (file photo).
InFocus
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Public Protector Thuli Madonsela has called a press briefing to address Members of Parliament following a vote denying her the opportunity to address them on her Nkandla report. Read more »
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Journalists invited to an official tour of President Jacob Zuma's private Nkandla residence were reportedly disappointed after seeing the condition of the premises. Read more »
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A report by Police Minister Nkosinathi Nhleko has concluded that President Jacob Zuma does not need to repay the State for the security upgrades made to his R250 million private ... Read more »
