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Zandile Mafe denied bail, Parliament fire accused plans to appeal
After over a month in custody, Mafe got the opportunity to be heard in court with relation to why he should be granted bail and what his future plans are.
Tito Mboweni resigns as MP for new job in finance, COPE questions minister's salary
Tito Mboweni, the former Minister of Finance, has announced that he resigned as a Member of Parliament to pursue a career at a top financial institution.
Zandile Mafe pleads not guilty, state claims he admitted to starting fire
Zandile Mafe has pleaded not guilty despite the state claiming that the admitted to starting the fire in his affidavit submitted to the court in Cape Town.
"Why does the state want to feed me now?" Zandile Mafe shares tragic life story at bail hearing
Zandile Mafe has told the court in Cape Town that he refuses to eat while in custody because the state refused to feed him when he used to live on the street.
Zandile Mafe not responsible for Parliament fire, says Malema, blames Baby Tyawa for hiding true cause
The leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters, Julius Malema, does not believe that Zandile Mafe started the fire at Parliament but is being used as a scapegoat.
Judge Hlope rules Zandile Mafe must be released from mental evaluation, deems 30 days observation unlawful
Judge President Hlope has ruled that Zandile Mafe's mental evaluation must end immediately and he must be transferred from Valkenberg to Pollsmoor Prison.
Confusion over Zandile Mafe's Covid19 status, lawyer denies all claims against Parliament fire suspect
Luvuyo Godla, Zandile Mafe's lawyer, has denied rumours that the Parliament fire suspect has tested positive for Covid-19, as he has received the test results.
Parliament committee calls for a probe into police management after 158 guns go missing in Joburg
The theft of 158 firearms from Norwood Police Station in Joburg has garnered attention from the Parliament's Portfolio Committee that wants an investigation.
Shoe faux pas: Mboweni gets tongues wagging with fashion disaster
South Africans have roasted their favourite politician Tito Mboweni after his shoe calamity on television. Peeps can't stop laughing at his fashion disasters.
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