Marc Davies | Huffington Post ZA | 07 February 2018 Bishop Malusi Mpumlwana’s closing message at the People’s Tribunal On Economic Crime on February 7, 2018. Source: Huffington Post ZA
PoliticsWeb | 08 February 2018 | Following five days of hearings the five-member panel of the first Peoples’ Tribunal on Economic Crime released their preliminary findings last night. The findings, read out by Justice Zak Yacoob at Constitution Hill provide a strong call for accountability. They echo the closing message to the People’s Tribunal by…
Rumana Akoob | The Daily Vox | 09 February 2018 | The People’s Tribunal on Economic Crime in South Africa took place at Constitution Hill in Johannesburg this past week. Social activist and lecturer Khaya Sithole presented to the Tribunal on Tuesday on white collar crimes and state capture. The People’s Tribunal ran from 3 –…
Poloko Tau | City Press | 10 February 2018 | The atrium at the Women’s Gaol at Joburg’s historic Constitutional Hill felt tense, cold and, at times, deafeningly silent as dark secrets were laid bare. Some in the audience gasped, others kept their heads down as witnesses spoke of how dodgy arms deals and state…
SABC News | 08 February 2018 The first People’s Tribunal has called for investigations into governments that had links with the apartheid regime. Leading the 5-day hearings at Constitutional Hill in Johannesburg, Justice Zak Yacoob says there was an abysmal failure to investigate and prosecute these crimes. Source: SABC Digital News
Marc Davies | Huffington Post ZA | 08 February 2018 | The People’s Tribunal on Economic Crime concluded on Wednesday with preliminary findings from the panel. The abysmal failure to properly investigate, and prosecute, apartheid-era crimes set the scene for the “corrupt” R30-billion (in 1999 value) arms deal to unfold, the panel at the corruption…
eNCA | 06 February 2018 | JOHANNESBURG – The People’s Tribunal on Economic Crime in South Africa resumes at Constitution Hill in Johannesburg on Tuesday. The Treatment Action Campaign’s Zackie Achmat will address the tribunal on the cost of the controversial arms deal. A whistleblower has implicated two former French presidents and Mac Maharaj’s wife in a…
eNCA | 07 February 2018 | JOHANNESBURG, 07 January 2018 – The People’s Tribunal is hearing testimony on economic crime in South Africa dating back to apartheid, the late-1990s arms deal (investigated by the Seriti Commission) and more recent accusations of corruption linked to state capture. Source: eNCA
Pieter-Louis Myburgh | News24 | 05 February 2018 | Johannesburg – A former arms deal insider has implicated a range of powerful actors – including two former French presidents, President Jacob Zuma and other senior South African politicians – in alleged corrupt dealings and subsequent cover-ups pertaining to South Africa’s infamous weapons acquisition program. Lawyer…
Juniour Khumalo | City Press | 07 February 2018 | In the face of the state’s failure to pursue economic crimes by business and political elites, Constitutional Hill in Johannesburg played host to day four of the people’s economic tribunal on economic crime on Tuesday. The focus of the day was the failures of the…