Browsing: GOUVERNANCE | GOVERNANCE
The team that probed high-level corruption in South Africa has called for the establishment of an independent anti-graft body as the government cannot be trusted with the “ultimate responsibility” to lead the fight against corruption.
Commission of Inquiry into State Capture chairperson and Acting Chief Justice Raymond Zondo will on Tuesday submit to President Cyril Ramaphosa the first of a three-part report on the findings of his panel on high-level corruption during the tenure of fore president Jacob Zuma.
Moving the South African Parliament from Cape Town to Pretoria is not a consideration despite the extensive damage to the building caused by Sunday’s fire, the ruling African National Congress (ANC) chief whip Pemmy Majodina said on Monday.
Malawi’s Lands and Urban Development Minister Kezzie Msukwa was arrested on Thursday on abuse-of-office allegations involving some land shady deals with a businessman.
The Ethiopian Parliament on Wednesday voted for the establishment of a National Dialogue Commission but officials said talks would exclude Tigray’s renegade leaders.
South Africa’s Commission of Inquiry into State Capture chairman, Justice Raymond Zondo on Wednesday said it was not possible to deliver the entire report by end of December as earlier envisaged – but would present the first of the three-part work by the end of the year.
President Mokgweetsi Masisi has appointed a 19-member commission to review Botswana’s constitution and come up with recommendations over the next nine months.
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has shortlisted four candidates for consideration for the position of Chief Justice of the Constitutional Court.
The Rwandan parliament has asked competent judicial authorities to follow up on specific cases which have an inclination to corruption and mismanagement of funds involving several public institutions, an official statement obtained by APA in Kigali on Sunday said.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced that his government would speed up efforts to cut red tape in order to remove obstacles that continued “to scupper investment prospects” in South Africa’s districts and provinces.