The debacle between South African MP Boy Mamabolo of the ruling African National Congress and Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema, has raised concerns over the use of Gender Based Violence to score political points. On Tuesday during SONA debate in Parliament, Mamabolo claimed that Malema abused his wife. And in response, Malema shocked Parliament when he claimed President Cyril Ramaphosa used to beat-up his late wife. Now, the fight between Malema and Mamabolo has reached a legal point. Malema and his wife Mantoa Matlala are each suing Mamabolo for one million rand. We speak to: 

•	Selby Xinwa, Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation researcher 

•	Ralph Mathekga, a political analyst 

•	Felicity Harrison, head of Sustained Dialogues

The debacle between South African MP Boy Mamabolo of the ruling African National Congress and Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema, has raised concerns over the use of Gender Based Violence to score political points. On Tuesday during SONA debate in Parliament, Mamabolo claimed that Malema abused his wife. And in response, Malema shocked Parliament when he claimed President Cyril Ramaphosa used to beat-up his late wife. Now, the fight between Malema and Mamabolo has reached a legal point. Malema and his wife Mantoa Matlala are each suing Mamabolo for one million rand. We speak to: •	Selby Xinwa, Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation researcher •	Ralph Mathekga, a political analyst •	Felicity Harrison, head of Sustained Dialogues

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The final state capture report has exposed a series of glaring gaps in President Cyril Ramaphosa’s testimony on the widespread looting of state resources.

It also showed that he lied when quizzed on the work of the high-level review panel on the State Security Agency.

In July 2019, former President Jacob Zuma took the stand at the state capture commission and insisted that he had no prior knowledge of the Guptas’ now infamous 2013 use of the Waterkloof military airbase. Chief Justice Raymond Zondo has recommended that the country’s Constitution be changed to allow for the president to be directly elected. 

Professor David Monyae is an Associate Professor of International Relations and Political Science and Director of the Centre for Africa, China Studies at the University of Johannesburg and Sanusha Naidu is from the Institute for Global Dialogue..

The final state capture report has exposed a series of glaring gaps in President Cyril Ramaphosa’s testimony on the widespread looting of state resources.
It also showed that he lied when quizzed on the work of the high-level review panel on the State Security Agency.
In July 2019, former President Jacob Zuma took the stand at the state capture commission and insisted that he had no prior knowledge of the Guptas’ now infamous 2013 use of the Waterkloof military airbase. Chief Justice Raymond Zondo has recommended that the country’s Constitution be changed to allow for the president to be directly elected. 
Professor David Monyae is an Associate Professor of International Relations and Political Science and Director of the Centre for Africa, China Studies at the University of Johannesburg and Sanusha Naidu is from the Institute for Global Dialogue..

Focus on final state capture report

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The last edition of the state capture report was released this week.   
On 22 June 2022, the minister of health published a notice in the government gazette in terms of which regulations to contain the spread of Covid-19 relating to the wearing of face masks, gatherings and persons entering the country, have been repealed.     

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<li>The last edition of the state capture report was released this week.   </li>
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<li>On 22 June 2022, the minister of health published a notice in the government gazette in terms of which regulations to contain the spread of Covid-19 relating to the wearing of face masks, gatherings and persons entering the country, have been repealed.     </li>
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