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Delinquent departments fail ‘disposable’ school
Magnificent Mndebele
26 July, 2023
Major questions remain around how the Gauteng Department of Education (GDE) and Gauteng Department of Infrastructure Development (GDID) managed to dispose of a major asset in 2000, including a functioning school, and why they have failed to rectify the situation.
Countering the Moti Group’s misrepresentations – a summary for those following and covering the story.
amaBhungane
10 July, 2023
Judge Sutherland handed down judgment in the Johannesburg High Court on Monday, 3 July 2023, in our case with the Moti Group.
NPA and Magistrates Commission asked to probe KZN magistrate’s murky immersion in spying and politics.
Sam Sole and Greg Ardé
7 July, 2023
Controversial magistrate Ashin Singh’s charmed life of dabbling in spying, provocation and politics while simultaneously occupying high magisterial office may be coming to an end.
Victory! A massive vindication for amaBhungane and journalism
Sam Sole
4 July, 2023
Judge Roland Sutherland issued a scathing rebuke for the Moti Group and its lawyers in a judgment yesterday which overturned the earlier gag order obtained against amaBhungane in a secret ex parte hearing.
HIGH COURT BATTLE: Moti Group vs amaBhungane
AmaBhungane Team
27 June, 2023
Today, amaBhungane appear in the High Court to set aside the Moti Group’s unprecedented gag order against the #MotiFiles.
Statement on Professor Tawana Kupe
AmaBhungane Team
26 June, 2023
On Saturday 24 June amaBhungane accepted the resignation of its chairperson Professor Tawana Kupe.
Comment: Zunaid Moti’s war on amaBhungane and on journalism
AmaBhungane Team
“When you tear out a man’s tongue, you are not proving him a liar, you are only telling the world that you fear what he might say.
2010 World Cup $10-million ‘bribe’: SA left out even as $201-million returned to FIFA
Njabulo Ngidi
5 June, 2023
The sour legacy of the $10-million the South African Football Association (SAFA) allegedly paid to seal the award of the 2010 FIFA World Cup continues to haunt the association, its president Danny Jordaan and South African football at large, an.
#MotiFiles: Moti Group granted secret court order muzzling investigative journalists
AmaBhungane Team
2 June, 2023
Update: 3 June 2023 AmaBhungane welcomes the court order issued at midday today undoing the worst aspects of the order obtained against us by the Moti Group in a secret court hearing on Thursday.
Analysis: Moti’s war for credibility
AmaBhungane Team
18 May, 2023
When amaBhungane first approached businessman Zunaid Moti with detailed questions on 11 April, his lawyers stalled.
Zunaid Moti’s ‘inside man’ at Investec
AmaBhungane Team
17 May, 2023
There is an old cliché about banking: If you owe your bank a million it’s your problem.
Xolobeni murder: Hawks General fingered for shutting down investigation
Sam Sole
10 May, 2023
Major-General Gopaul ‘Gopz’ Govender, the recently appointed head of the Directorate for Priority Crimes Investigation (DPCI) in Limpopo, has been accused of attempting to close down the investigation of the murder of “Bazooka” Radebe, the late chair of the Amadiba.
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