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Die liggame van die drie vermiste polisiekonstabels is gevind, maar die raaisel oor hulle voertuig duur voort. Minder padsterftes is oor die Paastyd aangemeld. Action SA dien 'n PAIA-aansoek in om die OPOD-verslag oor Phala Phala te bekom. Suid-Afrika stel sy saak aan die Internasionale Geregshof oor die humanitêre krisis in Gasa.

ActionSA has filed a formal application under the Promotion of Access to Information Act (PAIA) to obtain the Independent Police Investigative Directorate's (IPID) report on the theft at President Cyril Ramaphosa's Phala Phala farm in Limpopo. ActionSA says it will pursue the matter in the High Court if necessary. Elvis Presslin spoke to Michael Beaumont, ActionSA National Chairperson, to discuss this development

ActionSA sê hy sal hof toe gaan, indien nodig, om die vrystelling van die Onafhanklike Polisieondersoekdirektoraat se verslag oor die diefstal by president Cyril Ramaphosa se Phala Phala-plaas in Limpopo af te dwing. Die party het 'n formele aansoek ingevolge die Wet op die Bevordering van Toegang tot Inligting ingedien nadat die polisieminister, Senzo Mchunu, die verslag as hoogs-geheim bestempel het. Michael Beaumont van ActionSA sê die regering van nasionale eenheid misluk daarin om president Ramaphosa tot verantwoording te roep:

ActionSA sê hy sal hof toe gaan, indien nodig, om die vrystelling van die Onafhanklike Polisieondersoekdirektoraat se verslag oor die diefstal by president Cyril Ramaphosa se Phala Phala-plaas in Limpopo af te dwing. Die party het 'n formele aansoek ingevolge die Wet op die Bevordering van Toegang tot Inligting ingedien nadat die polisieminister, Senzo Mchunu, die verslag as hoogs-geheim bestempel het. Michael Beaumont van ActionSA sê die regering van nasionale eenheid misluk daarin om president Ramaphosa tot verantwoording te roep:

Clement Manyathela speaks to Lizzy Suping, the IPID Spokesperson and Ian Cameron, the Chairperson of the Portfolio Committee on Police about the IPID report into the Phala Phala saga being classified as top secret.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Die EFF het 'n beroep op president Cyril Ramaphosa gedoen om op sy plaas Phala Phala in Limpopo te fokus in plaas daarvan om leë beloftes te maak. Omphile Maotwe van die party het tydens die staatsrededebat vir Ramaphosa gekritiseer oor sy versuim om vorige verpligtinge aan te pak, veral die stygende lewenskoste en werkloosheid wat die land aanhoudend teister. Maotwe het aangevoer dit is nodig om dringende stappe te doen, soos die onteiening van grond sonder vergoeding en om die Suid-Afrikaanse Reserwebank te nasionaliseer.

President Cyril Ramaphosa's State of the Nation Address has ignited a fierce debate, with African Christian Democratic Party (ACDP) leader Kenneth Meshoe sharply criticizing the president's stance on corruption. Reverend Dr. Meshoe accused Ramaphosa of being a hypocrite, citing the Phala Phala farm scandal as evidence. For more insight into the ACDP's concerns, Elvis Presslin spoke to ACDP Deputy President, Wayne Thring

Former President Jacob Zuma's daughter Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla appeared in court today for allegedly inciting violence during the July 2021 riots. In this interview, forensic investigator Paul O'Sullivan, who laid a charge against her in 2021 - and provided the police and the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) with forensic downloads of her Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook accounts - outlines the case against her. “Now, I could be wrong, but I think this will probably be the first time on the planet, not just in South Africa, where a person is charged with inciting others to terrorism based on social media.” Describing her as “prime evil” and a “psychopath”, O'Sullivan charges: “She wants to see this country fail. And if she's left to her own devices, the country would fail.” He also addresses a defamatory Tweet she made about him in which she accused him of involvement in the Phala Phala case. Meanwhile, her advocate, Dali Mpofu, says they plan to bring a case of malicious prosecution against the State because she believes that this case against her is aimed at settling political scores with her father.

The President's Phala Phala predicament continues. Later, is honesty the best policy when it comes to Members of Parliament? Also, Table Mountain's crime problem makes headlines again. Then, vapers beware – new proposed laws causes some serious blowback. And Olympics in South Africa? Gayton says, "Yes!" But first, how the mighty have fallen… We look at the case against Danny Jordaan. Table Mountain Crime Map · Danny Jordaan Timeline · Phala Phala Timeline · Carte Blanche Website · Chat on X · Chat on Facebook

In this regular Sunday Show with BizNews, Neil de Beer, the President of the United Independent Movement (UIM), delves into the “deeper plan” of former President Jacob Zuma's MKP that have hit the campaign trail “like it is three months before elections”, and says: “…this party is undoubtedly hungry, obsessive…very well funded and without a doubt filled with strategy.” He warns that a “strategic takeover” of government “is becoming more and more of a reality and I fear our opposition is not geared…” De Beer talks about South Africa's own Watergate: Ramagate - the ongoing Phala Phala saga of President Cyril's Ramaphosa's dollar-stuffed couch. He expresses concern that undeclared foreign funding of political parties makes South Africa “the badminton ball between all foreign states”. De Beer also describes how Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa's push for renewable energy projects mirrors the strategies advocated by former ESKOM CEO André de Ruyter. Furthermore, he gives his take on the Vodacom-Remgro merger controversy and the DTIC minister's unusual appeal against the Competition Tribunal's rejection of it. In another bit of good news, he outlines how the Government of National Unity (GNU) is forcing African National Congress (ANC) Ministers to become more responsive to the needs of their constituents.

Renowned South African legal journalist Karyn Maughan joins John Maytham to provide an update on the progress of the investigation and the key legal questions being addressed.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Reitumetse Benedict Phiri, an award-winning legal analyst, joins Africa Melane to discuss the legal complexities, potential outcomes, and the road to accountability for President Cyril Ramaphosa on the Phala Phala caseSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Karam Singh, Executive Director at Corruption Watch, discusses with John Maytham the complexities of the Phala Phala case, focusing on allegations of corruption and the failure of parliamentary processes to hold President Ramaphosa accountable.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Die Konstitutionele Hof hoor vandag die EFF se hofaansoek aan oor die Phala Phala-saak. Die Parlement se Staande Komitee oor Finansies eis antwoorde oor watter stappe gedoen sal word teen werkgewers wat nié betalings aan werknemers se pensioenfondse maak nie. Die EFF-leier, Julius Malema, sê gerugte dat die senior partylid, Mbuyeseni Ndlozi, van die EFF se opkomende kieskonferensie verban is, is net skinderstories. Israel se ambassadeur by die Verenigde Nasies bevestig dat 'n skietstaking tussen Israel en Libanon moontlik bereik kan word.

The Constitutional Court will today hear an application from the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) challenging the National Assembly's decision not to adopt the Independent Panel's Report on the Phala Phala scandal. The EFF argues that the decision was irrational and unlawful, violating constitutional provisions. The case follows the National Assembly's rejection of the Report in December 2022, with the ANC using its majority vote to block the referral to an impeachment inquiry.  For more on this Elvis Presslin spoke to Andrew Goldberg, legal analyst from Goldberg Attorneys Incorporated

Advocate Kameel Premhid, who is representing the EFF, has argued in the Constitutional Court that Parliament acted unlawfully and irrationally when it voted not to enforce an independent panel's recommendation that President Cyril Ramaphosa should face an impeachment investigation over the 2020 break-in at his Phala Phala farm. The Constitutional Court is hearing the EFF's application against the Speaker of the National Assembly over the Section 89 panel report. In 2022, the National Assembly rejected a motion to refer the report to an impeachment committee. This report, compiled by an independent panel led by former Chief Justice, Sandile Ngcobo, investigated allegations against President Cyril Ramaphosa after a large sum in foreign currency was stolen from his Phala Phala farm in Limpopo. The report found that there was a prima facie case for which the President had to answer. 

Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) supporters are expected to march through the streets of Johannesburg this morning as the Constitutional Court is expected to hear the party's case on the Phala Phala scandal.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Legal journalist Karyn Maughan joins John Maytham to discuss the 2020 Phala Phala farm burglary. She covers Arthur Fraser's money-laundering accusations against President Ramaphosa and his lawyer's dismissal of the claims as baseless. As the Constitutional Court reviews the case, Maughan offers insights on its potential impact on Ramaphosa's Presidency.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of NewsWrap, Frans Cronje unpacks South Africa's shifting geopolitical allegiances; retired Colonel Chris Wyatt discusses Elon Musk, his relationship with Donald Trump and the Republican campaign; Montegray Capital CEO Michael Jordaan shares insights on what it will take for the newly formed Government of National Unity to grow SA's economy; and Neil de Beer sheds light on the latest developments regarding President Cyril Ramaphosa's Phala Phala scandal.

Die MK-party se parlementêre leier, John Hlophe, het die Nasionale Vervolgingsgesag se besluit gekritiseer om niemand in die Phala Phala-aangeleentheid te vervolg nie. Die voormalige spioenbaas Arthur Fraser het 'n saak teen president Cyril Ramaphosa en die voormalige hoof van sy presidensiële beskermingseenheid, Wally Rhoode, geopen. Dit was oor die beweerde toesmeerdery van die diefstal van buitelandse valuta op die president se Limpopo-wildplaas in 2020. Hlophe sê die NVG se besluit bewys dat geregtigheid in Suid-Afrika net vir die elite beskore is:

The former Public Protector and now former EFF Member of Parliament, Advocate Busisiwe Mkhwebane, says she will focus on spending more time with her family, following her resignation from the party. In a resignation letter that was addressed to party leader, Julius Malema, Mkhwebane explains how she felt that her rights were violated as soon as she became Public Protector of the country. She further says her removal from office was unconstitutional, adding that her ouster followed her investigation into the so-called CR17 donations and the Phala Phala report. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to SABC politics editor, Mzwandile Mbeje

President Ramaphosa vra dat die Regering van Nasionale Eenheid regverdig beoordeel word. Action SA sê hy is nog nie klaar met die Phala Phala-skandaal nie. Ons praat met Helen Zille oor koalisie-politiek, veral op plaaslike regeringsvlak.

This episode of the BizNews Briefing features UIM President Neil de Beer on the late Tito Mboweni as well as President Ramaphosa's Phala Phala scandal; AltVest founder and CEO Warren Wheatley discusses developments with the company; Alec Hogg speaks to Calgro M3 CEO Wikus Lategan; our partners at Bloomberg report on Elon Musk's successful SpaceX launch; plus today's market commentator, Andrew Vintcent from ClucasGray. On Mondays, the BizNews Briefing is hosted by Nielsen Network CEO, Bronwyn Nielsen.

In this episode of the Sunday Show, Neil de Beer of the United Independent Movement, explains why President Cyril Ramaphosa should face private prosecution over Phala Phala, and why Democratic Alliance (DA) leader John Steenhuisen should step back from his Minister of Agriculture position to focus on the leadership of his party. De Beer describes how gatvol he is of the politicians who have battled it out for control of Gauteng Metros. He further dissects the freshly-launched Constitution of former President Jacob Zuma's MK Party, hails the departure of impeached judge Dr John Hlophe from the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) - and pays tribute to the former Finance Minister Tito Mboweni who died suddenly at the age of 65.

The National Prosecuting Authority, NPA has declined to prosecute anyone in relation to the Phala Phala farm case, involving President Cyril Ramaphosa and Major General Wally Roode. Director of Public Prosecutions Ivy Thenga made the decision after assessing evidence from the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation, following a complaint by Arthur Fraser alleging money laundering and corruption. The case centered on a theft of around 580,000 dollars at Ramaphosa's Phala Phala Farm in Limpopo. Fraser's complaint accused Ramaphosa and Roode of wrongdoing, but Thenga found insufficient grounds for prosecution. For reaction Elvis Presslin spoke to Zama Ntshona Spokesperson of the African Transformation Movement, ATM

Mpumelelo Zikalala, Legal analyst explains the EFF's con-court hearing scheduled to take place next month on Phala Phala.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Die MK-party beskou homself as die amptelike opposisie en beplan samewerking met die EFF en ATM. Die nuwe lid van die Parlement, John Hlophe, wat pas ingehuldig is, wys op die tandekryprobleme met die regering van nasionale eenheid en skryf dit toe aan verskillendes waardes van partye. Hlophe sê hy het nog geen besluit geneem oor of hulle ‘n voorstel sal steun om president Cyril Ramaphosa oor die Phala Phala-skandaal in ‘n staat van beskuldiging te plaas nie.

Die ATM beweer daar gaan beleidsverwarring wees in die regering van nasionale eenheid. Die leier, Vuyo Zungula, voer aan die eenheidsregering is nie beginselvas saamgestel nie. Zungula waarsku partye in die regering kan gedwing word om hul standpunt te verander oor beleide wat hulle voorheen teengestaan het, insluitend die Phala Phala-skandaal en die Nasionale Gesondheidsversekering:

GNU parties urged to hold President Ramaphosa accountable for Phala Phala scandal by Radio Islam

So the president has protection for 5 years on the issue of Phala Phala. The DA is literally helping secure his presidency for 5 years.  One thing you and I need to remind ourselves constantly, is that the DA is no longer an opposition party. It's now in government. And whatever it does now going forward will be in the interest of this government that it's part of. “See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Die EFF-president, Julius Malema, het 'n dringende mosie by die speaker van die Parlement, Thoko Didiza, ingedien vir die samestelling van 'n komitee om president Cyril Ramaphosa in 'n staat van beskuldiging te plaas. Die adjunk-president van die EFF, Floyd Shivambu, sê die verslag van 'n onafhanklike paneel het bevind daar is 'n prima facie saak om Ramaphosa in 'n staat van beskuldiging te plaas oor die Phala Phala aangeleentheid.

Legal journalist Karyn Maughan examines the lead investigator's determination that there is no evidence linking President Cyril Ramaphosa to influencing his security chief during the Phala Phala break-in. This evaluation arises amidst a new challenge from The African Transformation Movement (ATM).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Die African Transformation Movement sê hy veroordeel die Suid-Afrikaanse Inkomstediens se rondvallery, selektiewe geregtigheid en toesmeerdery in president Cyril Ramaphosa se Phala Phala-plaasskandaal. Dit volg nadat die inkomstediens ʼn strafregtelike saak teen die Soedannese sakeman Hazim Mustafa aanhangig gemaak het. Hy het in Desember 2019 10,82 miljoen Suid-Afrikaanse rand kontant betaal vir 20 buffels van Ramaphosa se Phala Phala-plaas in Limpopo. Die geld is in 2020 op die plaas gesteel. ATM se woordvoerder, Zama Ntshona, sê die inkomstediens het nagelaat om ʼn klag teen die president in te dien:

Investigative Journalist Kyle Cowan joins John to discuss the secretive criminalcase initiated by SARS against Hazim Mustafa in April 2023. The case, whichrevolves around Mustafa's claims of declaring cash at the airport and PresidentCyril Ramaphosa's allegations, has been shrouded in confidentiality.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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News 24 Journalist Karyn Maughan joins John to consider a list of 13 stubborn questions that the 3 Phala Phala probes have failed to answer, making it highly unlikely that "everyone" will "calm down" over the saga any time soon.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Phala Phala robbery duo granted bail Website

The three accused in the Phala Phala farm theft case have been remanded in custody after their first joint appearance in a Limpopo court. Website

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This week, former president Thabo Mbeki wrote an extraordinary 17-page letter to deputy president Paul Mashatile. In it, he essentially critiqued various shortcomings of the current ANC parliamentary caucus.In this edition of In The Ring With Eusebius McKaiser, I do several things: a) explain the essential point of the letter; b) explain the structure and logic of the letter in a bit more detail; and (most importantly perhaps) c) offer you political analysis of what is at play here, which may not be apparent if you merely focus on the Phala Phala and Eskom case studies that drive the overt argument in the 17-pager. Want to know what the heck I am getting at? Dig into this latest episode. And please do share it widely.[Also, remember to rate the podcast and maybe even leave a comment before exiting. If you never wish to miss future episodes, then it is crucial that you SUBSCRIBE.]

30.03.23 Pt 2 - Gabriel Crouse, writer and analyst at the Institute of Race Relations, comments on some current topics making headlines right now. This includes the IRR's work on the Phala Phala cover-up angle, and a coalition fantasy of an ideal takeover in 2024. Kanthan is also very interested in the Digital Disinformation Conference that Gabriel spoke at this past weekend.

16.03.23 Pt 2 - Ian Cameron is today's featured guest on The Burning Platform, to talk about the upcoming EFF march, amongst other things, as well as commenting on how South Africa has become a mafia state with the SAPS being captured in the process. Herman Mashaba drops in to give his comment on Julius Malema slamming him at the EFF press conference yesterday, and also to spill some inside information on the DA during his candidacy for mayor a few years ago.

Experts analyse South Africa's political landscape after parliament voted against the section 89 report. Shameel Joosub, group CEO at Vodacom on the company gifting itself with a R48-billion completion of Vodafone Egypt acquisition. In our investment school Petri Redelinghuys, founder at Herenya Capital Advisor explains where to invest R10 000 in order to gain returns in the next three to five years.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As the National Assembly prepares to vote on the section 89 report on the Phala Phala farmgate on Tuesday, experts look at what it means politically for South Africa - and the implications on the economy.    Toby Shapshak, chief at Stuff Studios provides a list of tech devices you can get for your loved ones these holidays.    Then Jane Dutton, veteran broadcaster, discussed her relationship with finances in Other People's Money.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tshidi Madia, associate political editor at EWN discusses the ANC NEC's decision that its members of parliament will vote against the adoption of the section 9 panel report.    In our Business book feature, Hylton Kallner Discovery Bank CEO on his holiday book reading list.    Then on Other People's Money, Vuyani Jarana, former Vodacom Business Executive and SAA's CEO talks about his relationship with money. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

01.12.22 Pt 2 - Veteran journalist, filmmaker and author Jacques Pauw joins the team to unpack his most recent book, Our Poisoned Land, which picks up where he left off in his previous book, The Presidentʼs Keepers. They also discuss the current situation with Cyril Ramaphosa's potential impeachment over the Phala Phala farm saga.

Experts look at whether the findings of the section 89 panel on President Cyril Ramaphosa and the dollars found in his Phala Phala farm will lead to his exit.    Songezo Zibi, Chairman at Rivonia Circle discusses if South Africa has a leadership vacuum.    Then in personal finance, Warren Ingram, personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital explains how your investments grow — so that you don't chase unrealistic growth projections and end up investing in a scam.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sam Mkokeli, freelance journalist at the Financial Mail analyses president Cyril Ramaphosa's response to the panel appointed by the Speaker of the National Assembly related to the Phala Phala saga, which seeks to find out if there is a case against him or not.    In Business Unusual, Colin Cullis looked at how What3words has made it hard for people who do not have a fixed address to not be found.  Keri Rudolph, founder and CEO of The IV Bar Group is our shapeshifter. She spoke about how she managed to grow her IV drip therapy business.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.