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The Presidency hits back at Hellen Zille comments

The Presidency hits back at Hellen Zille comments

  Johannesburg – Western Cape Premier Helen Zille’s comments that Hawks head Anwa Dramat was suspended because he investigated high-level corruption is mischievous and irresponsible, the presidency said on Wednesday.

The presidency said it wished to raise a serious concern about continued utterances by Zille.

“The SAPS [SA Police Service] has indicated a few times that Mr Dramat was not…

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Hellen Zille comments on Anwa Dramat controversy

Hellen Zille comments on Anwa Dramat controversy

Johannesburg – Available information seems to suggest that Hawks head Anwa Dramat was suspended because he investigated high-level corruption, DA leader Helen Zille has said.

“Dramat’s mistake was that his forensic investigations came too close to Zuma Inc – the president (Jacob Zuma), his family and their network of patronage,” Zille claimed in her weekly newsletter.

She reached this conclusion…

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South Africa: Jacob Zuma 'spy tapes' given to opposition leader Helen Zille

South Africa has a democracy, but with many problems such as corruption. On Thursday, High court has ruled in favour of oppostion leader Hellen Zille's pledge to release the tapes which president Jacob Zuma discuss a controversial defence deal. The case has dropped in 2009 by the prosecutors. Zuma denied the charges, insisting he was the victim of a "political conspiracy" hatched by his opponents in the governing African National Congress (ANC) to prevent him from becoming president. He has said he welcomes the release of the tapes. Zille (Democratic Alliance) celebrates the decision. "South Africa's democracy depends on this case. No-one is above the law," she told her supporters. Conclusion: South Africa are a democracy for Zuma despair

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You must now behave like revolutionaries, not stepchildren of the struggle. You must sing the songs.

South African Municipal Workers Union Chairman Manne Moremi speaking at Kimberly’s Sol Plaatje’s Memorial

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