Podcasts about zandile mafe

Die DA vra vir ʼn dringende ondersoek deur Staatsveiligheid na wat hulle glo ‘n georkestreerde aanval op die Parlement in Januarie was, sodat die veiligheid en sekuriteit van demokratiese instellings verseker bly. Ten spyte van die inhegtenisneming van Zandile Mafe en die bevinding dat hy nie geskik is om verhoor te word nie, voer die party aan dat die aandag nie afgelei moet word van ‘n moontlike breër sameswering nie. ʼn Woordvoerder van die DA, Dianne Kohler Barnard, sê skokkende skermgrepe van kringtelevisie toon die onbeperkte beweging wat Mafe 24-uur lank gehad het voor die verwoestende brand begin het. Dit laat vrae ontstaan oor sekuriteit en moontlike medepligtiges:

Vincent Cruywagen is Deputy Newsletter Editor with Daily Maverick and he joins John to describe a recent glimpse into the investigation report that contains evidence, including CCTV footage, showing Zandile Mafe setting Parliament on fire.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lester Kiewit speaks to attorney William Booth, about what will happen to Zandile Mafe, the man accused of setting fire to parliament, now that he has been declared mentally unfit to stand trial.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

EWN News Reporter Ntuthuzelo Nene explains that Judge Nathan Erasmus has ruled that Mafe was incapable of understanding proceedings.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guest: EWN's Ntuthuzelo Nene joins John with an update on the section 79 inquiry into Zandile Mafe's fitness to stand trial.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

President Cyril Ramaphosa welcomes the BOKS at the union buildings.  The Springbok bus goes through the Joburg CBD, EWN captures the moments as thousands of South Africans welcome home the two-time RWC champs.  JMPD warns motorists that they can expect heavy traffic and major disruptions within the Johannesburg CBD area. This is as the Bokke start their tour.  The African Growth Opportunity Act (Agoa) forum kicks off.  The Senzo Meyiwa murder trial continues. The man accused of setting Parliament alight, Zandile Mafe, will be back in the Western Cape High Court. Mandy's book of the week:  The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly: Scenarios For South Africa's Uncertain Future.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It has been a year since parliament commissioned an internal investigation into the fire that gutted buildings in the parliamentary precinct in Cape Town on January 2 2021 and burned for three days. Zandile Mafe is facing criminal charges related to the fire. On Wednesday parliament secretary Xolile George released the investigation findings.He said the investigation found the fire could have been prevented if more care had been taken to limit vulnerabilities. 

Legal expert and attorney, William Booth, speaks to Lester Kiewit about whether an admission of guilt uttered during a rant in court by the alleged parliament arsonist Zandile Mafe, is legally binding.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The case against Zandile Mafe has resumed at the Western Cape High Court. EWN Reporter Kevin Brandt joins John to describe the court's recent assessment of a psychiatric report that was released in May after the suspected parliament arsonist was sent for evaluation.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Alleged Parliament arsonist, Zandile Mafe, has been referred to a facility in the Eastern Cape for mental observation. Mafe appeard in the  High Court in Cape Town as part of pre-trial proceedings. Mafe previously refused to be admitted to the Valkenberg Psychiatric Hospital in the Mother City. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to SABC reporter, Thandiswa Mawu

Guest: EWN Reporter Kevin Brant joins Amy to give an update as Zandile Mafe the man who was accused of setting Parliament on fire appears in the Western Cape High Court today.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guest: Mafe is charged with causing the catastrophic fire at Parliament on 2 January 2022, which the State regards as terrorism. Criminal Attorney William Booth joins John to discuss his third refusal to go to court.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

January 2nd marks a year since the devastating fire that gutted the Old Assembly and new National Assembly buildings. Zandile Mafe who remains in police custody, is accused of starting the fire. The National Assembly building remains unsafe to enter as it was totally destroyed when the fire re-ignited on the third of January after 4 PM. Our Parliamentary Correspondent Mercedes Besent who was on the scene, recaps some of the moments and filed this report.

Guest: Zandile Mafe failed for a second time to appear for his pre-trial hearing on Friday. Dr Windell Nortje is a senior lecturer at the Department of Public Law and Jurisprudence at The University of the Western Cape, and he joins John to discuss the legal repercussions that Mafe should expect if he is absent again.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guest: Kevin Brandt | Reporter at EWNSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The attorney for parliament arson accused, Zandile Mafe, has told the High Court in Cape Town that his client is on a hunger strike. Mafe was scheduled to appear in court for a pre-trail conference today but refused to enter the dock from the holding cells. Mafe came to court in pyjamas and reportedly lay firm on the ground not cooperating with the bailiff. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to SABC reporter, Mlamli Maneli.  

Guest: Kevin Brandt | Reporter at EWN See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guest: Kevin Brandt | Reporter at EWN | See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Alleged parliament arsonist Zandile Mafe is expected to appear at the Cape Town magistrates court today following the January torching of the national Parliament. The state alleges that he broke into parliament with intent to commit terrorism and theft. He's also facing charges of arson and other additional charges of terrorism. The state had asked for a six week postponement at the last appearance as the forensic investigation had not been completed. Mafe was arrested shortly after the fire broke out at Parliament on January the 2nd. Our reporter following this case, Corbin August...

Die Kaapstadse landdroshof het die saak teen die beweerde brandstigter by die parlement, Zandile Mafe, tot 9 Junie uitgestel. Die streekswoordvoerder van die Nasionale Vervolgingsgesag, Eric Ntabazalila, sê dis omdat al die staat se ondersoekverslae nog nie voltooi is nie. Volgens Ntabazalila moet 'n deeglike inspeksie uitgevoer word om die omvang en koste van die skade in die Nasionale Vergadering te bepaal. Mafe is in Januarie in hegtenis geneem en staan op verskeie aanklagte tereg, insluitende terrorisme en brandstigting.

The squad is joined by Treasure Ntimane and Big Daddy Liberty. They discuss, Joe Rogan's apology for using the n-word, Zandile Mafe's bail being denied and Justice Mandisa Maya recommendation for the Chief Justice position.

Die vermeende parlement-brandstigter, Zandile Mafe, se dringende borgtogaansoek word more in Kaapstad aangehoor. Die regering plaas die stand van die coronaviruspandemie in die kollig. Die Australiese regering steek wéér 'n stokkie voor Novak Djokovic se Ope-deelname. Die Hertog van York, prins Andrew, is van al sy millitêre rolle gestroop. Die polisie ondersoek 'n klag van die kweek van dagga teen die Khoisan-leier, Koning Khoisan S.A.

Two returning champs launch The Burning Platform for 2022! Dumo Denga - a Libertarian and host of the ManPatria podcast, and Dr Jonathan Witt - a doctor with strong opinions. They discuss Zandile Mafe being a possible scapegoat, Lindiwe Sisulu, the State Capture report, and whether the end of the pandemic is in sight. The Burning Platform

Two returning champs launch The Burning Platform for 2022! Dumo Denga - a Libertarian and host of the ManPatria podcast, and Dr Jonathan Witt - a doctor with strong opinions. They discuss Zandile Mafe being a possible scapegoat, Lindiwe Sisulu, the State Capture report, and whether the end of the pandemic is in sight.

South Africa's prosecuting authorities have added a charge of terrorism against the man accused of setting the country's parliament alight last week. The suspect is appearing in a Cape Town court to apply for bail. Zandile Mafe was initially charged with two counts of arson, housebreaking and theft. Prosecutors allege that Mr Mafe was found in possession of explosive devices and have charged him under a law aimed at protecting essential infrastructure in the country. Mr Mafe's lawyer, Luvuyo Godla, says that his client is being made a scapegoat and wants him to be released on bail.

South Africa's prosecuting authorities have added a charge of terrorism against the man accused of setting the country's parliament alight last week. The suspect is appearing in a Cape Town court to apply for bail. Zandile Mafe was initially charged with two counts of arson, housebreaking and theft. Prosecutors allege that Mr Mafe was found in possession of explosive devices and have charged him under a law aimed at protecting essential infrastructure in the country. Mr Mafe's lawyer, Luvuyo Godla, says that his client is being made a scapegoat and wants him to be released on bail.

South Africa's prosecuting authorities have added a charge of terrorism against the man accused of setting the country's parliament alight last week. The suspect is appearing in a Cape Town court to apply for bail. Zandile Mafe was initially charged with two counts of arson, housebreaking and theft. Prosecutors allege that Mr Mafe was found in possession of explosive devices and have charged him under a law aimed at protecting essential infrastructure in the country. Mr Mafe's lawyer, Luvuyo Godla, says that his client is being made a scapegoat and wants him to be released on bail.

Zandile Mafe is being held for 'burning down' Parliament, the facts don't add up. Become a dedicated patron on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/morningshot Website: https://morningshot.co.za/ Merch: https://morningshot.co.za/store/ Coffee: https://morningshot.co.za/store/250g-Morning-Shot-Espresso-p390028965 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MorningShotZA Twitter: https://twitter.com/MorningShot1 Sources: https://www.dailymaverick.co.za/article/2022-01-11-parliament-arson-accused-says-theres-nothing-wrong-with-him-goes-on-hunger-strike-after-state-drops-schizophrenia-bomb/ https://www.news24.com/news24/southafrica/news/just-in-npa-creates-state-capture-task-force-after-zondo-finds-it-failed-to-prosecute-corruption-20220112

Die verdediging se prokureur in die saak oor die brand by die Parlementskompleks in die buurland, advokaat Luvuyo Godla, sê sy kliënt word as sondebok gebruik. Zandile Mafe het reeds vlugtig in 'n Kaapstadse hof verskyn op aanklagte van huisbraak, diefstal en brandstigting. Die saak is tot Dinsdag uitgestel. Godla het gereageer op die beskuldiging dat sy kliënt met plofstof betrap is en sê die staat se bewering sodat hy in aanhouding kan bly, is onregverdig en ongrondwetlik. Hy sê sy 49-jarige kliënt ontken alle aanklagte:

Zandile Mafe se familie sê hulle sal alles nodig doen om sy onskuld te bewys, nadat hy van brandstigting aangekla is na die brand by die parlement in Kaapstad. Mafe se broer, Alfred Matiwane, beskryf hom as 'n teruggetrokke persoon wat nie gewelddadig is nie. Mafe se ander broer, Zamile Matiwane, sê die familie wil antwoorde en duidelikheid hê oor wat gebeur het en hoekom hulle broer vir die brand by die Nasionale Vergadering in hegtenis geneem is. Mafe se regsverteenwoordiger, Luvuyo Godla, sê sy kliënt word onregverdig beskuldig.