Tag: inquiry
Holomisa calls for thorough investigation into DRC ‘incident’
Deputy Defence Minister Bantu Holomisa has called for a thorough investigation into the ‘incident’ in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) that led to...
RDM explosion inquiry resumes
COVID-19 and its associated restrictions put a halt to the inquiry into the September 2018 explosion at Rheinmetall Denel Munition (RDM) in Western Cape...
MDC leader maintains “hands are clean” in post-vote violence
Zimbabwe's main opposition leader told an official inquiry he had not incited supporters to take to the streets in post-election violence that...
Simon’s Town dockyard is a national strategic capability
Now under Armscor control and management thanks to ministerial intervention, the Simon's Town naval dockyard is a national strategic capability responsible for...
Zimbabwe election violence inquiry
Zimbabwean opposition leader Nelson Chamisa said he would only testify before an inquiry into post-election violence that killed six people in August...
Denel makes it to the State Capture Inquiry
Justice Raymond Zondo's Commission of Inquiry into State Capture has received its first submission regarding alleged and apparent wrongdoing in the South...
DR Congo faces UN deadline for human rights probe
Congo has two days to heed UN calls to jointly investigate violence in Kasai province or risk having an international human rights...
Burundi dismisses planned UN killings and torture inquiry
Burundi's government has dismissed a UN decision to set up a commission of inquiry to identify perpetrators of killings and torture, saying...
UN rights forum sets up inquiry into Burundi killing and torture
The top UN human rights forum agreed to set up a commission of inquiry to identify perpetrators of killings and torture in...
UN Burundi inquiry identifies crimes against humanity suspects
UN investigators looking into the alleged torture and murder of government opponents in Burundi have drawn up a list of suspects who...
Tabloids out of control, inquiry told
Tabloid journalists competing ferociously to secure front-page news believed themselves untouchable in recent years, losing all sense of right and wrong and...
