Press Release: Delivery of the Tribunal Panel’s Final Report

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____________________________________________________________ The First People’s Tribunal on Economic Crime in South Africa Delivery of Tribunal Panel’s Final Report  Venue: Women’s Jail, Constitution Hill, Johannesburg, South Africa Date:   Thursday 20 September 2018 Time: 13:00 – 14:30 ____________________________________________________________ PRESS RELEASE 12 September 2018   The People’s Tribunal on Economic Crime will deliver its final findings to the…

People’s Tribunal: Implicated Parties Not Bothered

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Janine Erasmus | Corruption Watch | 15 June 2018 | When the People’s Tribunal on Economic Crime in South Africa presented its preliminary findings in early February 2018, it stated that all implicated parties would receive the relevant evidence and copies of submissions and those preliminary findings. They would have three months to respond. Shortly afterwards NGO Open Secrets served…

PRESS RELEASE: People’s Tribunal – Implicated parties given three months to respond

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Press Release People’s Tribunal: Implicated parties given three months to respond Open Secrets, as the Secretariat of the People’s Tribunal, has served 38 implicated parties with an invitation to respond to the evidence submitted against them at the first People’s Tribunal on Economic Crime. The parties have been provided with three months in which to…

Probe arms deal, UN apartheid sanctions and state capture – People’s Tribunal

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Lameez Omarjee & Tehillah Niselow | Fin24 | 10 February 2018 | Cape Town – After a five-day sitting the People’s Tribunal has recommended that economic crimes such as the arms deal of 1999, non-compliance with United Nations (UN) sanctions during apartheid and state capture be investigated. The tribunal was organised by civil society groups including…

Tribunal hears Zuma era corruption, rooted in apartheid and 1999 arms deals

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Tehillah Niselow | Fin24 | 04 February 2018 | Johannesburg – A five-day tribunal focusing on South African’s economic crimes has heard how the sins of previous transgressors still haunt South Africa today. The People’s Tribunal on Economic Crime is trying to join the dots between apartheid era corruption involving sanctions busting selling of weapons, the…