The Ad Hoc Committee investigating serious allegations made by KwaZulu-Natal Police Commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi about eight months ago is approaching a critical juncture.As public hearings conclude, the stage is set for the testimonies of Mkhwanazi and National Commissioner Fannie Masemola, who will return to the stand as the last witnesses over the upcoming week.Mkhwanazi is expected to take the stand on Tuesday, followed by Masemola on Wednesday.  Ntwanano Vuma u burisanile na mutivi wa tipolitiki, Magic Nkhwashu

The Ad Hoc Committee investigating serious allegations made by KwaZulu-Natal Police Commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi about eight months ago is approaching a critical juncture.As public hearings conclude, the stage is set for the testimonies of Mkhwanazi and National Commissioner Fannie Masemola, who will return to the stand as the last witnesses over the upcoming week.Mkhwanazi is expected to take the stand on Tuesday, followed by Masemola on Wednesday.&nbsp; Ntwanano Vuma u burisanile na mutivi wa tipolitiki, Magic Nkhwashu

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General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi wa maphorisa ya KZN uta tlhelela eka komiti ya palamendhe tani hi mbhoni yo hetelela vhiki leri

The Presidency has missed its deadline to submit written answers to questions from Parliament's Ad Hoc committee, that is looking into matters of national security. The committee is investigating allegations of criminal infiltration, corruption and political interference in the justice system. The committee sent questions to President Cyril Ramaphosa recently. Last week the Presidency, requested to be given until the end of business today* to answer. During a housekeeping meeting of the committee, it was announced that the Presidency would provide the answers tomorrow morning**. ANC MP, Khusela Diko, was one of the MPs who expressed their dissatisfaction with this announcement ...Ntwanano Vuma spoke to political analyst Magic Nkhwaxu..

The Presidency has missed its deadline to submit written answers to questions from Parliament's Ad Hoc committee, that is looking into matters of national security. The committee is investigating allegations of criminal infiltration, corruption and political interference in the justice system. The committee sent questions to President Cyril Ramaphosa recently. Last week the Presidency, requested to be given until the end of business today* to answer. During a housekeeping meeting of the committee, it was announced that the Presidency would provide the answers tomorrow morning**. ANC MP, Khusela Diko, was one of the MPs who expressed their dissatisfaction with this announcement ...Ntwanano Vuma spoke to political analyst Magic Nkhwaxu..

Muhleri wa tipolitiki Magic Nkhwaxu u vula leswaku kuva president Cyril Ramaphosa nga anga hlamulanga swivutiso swa Adhoc Committee hi nkarhi lowu awu pimiwile swita khumbha matirhelo ya komiti..

President Cyril Ramaphosa has committed his administration to drastically reduce road fatalities. He was speaking at the Inaugural National Transport Conference in Midrand north of Johannesburg on Monday. The three day gathering attended by Transport Ministerr Barbara Creecy and her deputy Mkhuleko Hlengwa brought together decision-makers, investors and innovators to engage on how to build a sustainable transport system that works for the economy and job creation.  Ntwanano Vuma u burisanile na  Portfolio Committee on Transport member and Rise Mzansi whip- Mr Makashule Gana

President Cyril Ramaphosa has committed his administration to drastically reduce road fatalities. He was speaking at the Inaugural National Transport Conference in Midrand north of Johannesburg on Monday. The three day gathering attended by Transport Ministerr Barbara Creecy and her deputy Mkhuleko Hlengwa brought together decision-makers, investors and innovators to engage on how to build a sustainable transport system that works for the economy and job creation.&nbsp; Ntwanano Vuma u burisanile na&nbsp; Portfolio Committee on Transport member and Rise Mzansi whip- Mr Makashule Gana

Nhlengeletano ya yo languta matirhelo ya swa vutleketli yiya emahlweni eJoni

The Police and the SANDF held a joint media briefing in Pretoria to update the public on the deployment of soldiers to crime-ravaged areas in Gauteng, the Western- and Eastern Cape, Northwest and the Free State. President Cyril Ramaphosa's authorised the deployment of over two-thousand soldiers on Friday after announcing the deployment in his State of the Nation address last month. Ntwanano Vuma u burisanile na xandla xa holobye wa maphorisa, Cassel Mathale

The Police and the SANDF held a joint media briefing in Pretoria to update the public on the deployment of soldiers to crime-ravaged areas in Gauteng, the Western- and Eastern Cape, Northwest and the Free State. President Cyril Ramaphosa's authorised the deployment of over two-thousand soldiers on Friday after announcing the deployment in his State of the Nation address last month. Ntwanano Vuma u burisanile na xandla xa holobye wa maphorisa, Cassel Mathale

General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi wa maphorisa ya KZN uta tlhelela eka komiti ya palamendhe tani hi mbhoni yo hetelela vhiki leri

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