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…
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
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
Sane Dhlamini | Polity | 05 February 2018 | Civil society organisations on Monday held a People’s Tribunal on Economic Crime at Constitution Hill, in Johannesburg, in an effort to uncover more evidence of how the Arms Deal, State capture and apartheid activities have affected people on the ground. The tribunal was organised by the…
Morning Live | SABC | 06 February 2018 Corporates and senior political figures have been implicated in various transgressions at the People’s Tribunal currently underway in Johannesburg. For the past four days, whistle blowers from all walks of life have been presenting evidence linked to economic crimes, corruption and state capture. To give an update…
Morning Live | SABC News | 02 February 2018 Organiser of the Tribunal, Alfred Tshabalala says the Tribunal alerts people of corruption and things that happen around South Africa which are currently not in the public eye. Source: SABC Digital News
Morning Live | SABC | 04 October 2017 Recently members of civil society created a People’s Tribunal on Economic Crime in South Africa. This group urges members of the public to submit information to be presented at the first hearings of the tribunal in November this year. The organisations involved include Right2know, Open Secrets, Corruption…