- Investigations by the Hawks are underway into Jacob Zuma regarding alleged financial impropriety and fraud related to his Nkandla upkeep.
- The institutional fallout from the Zuma era includes Hawks bringing corruption cases to the NPA, while advocacy pushes for new Chapter 9 bills.
- Hawks and the National Prosecuting Authority are investigating procurement failures and financial mismanagement.
Hawks investigates state capture at PRASA, while the NPA conducts prosecutions in South Africa.
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Updated Sep 7
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What happened
Hawks investigates state capture at PRASA, while the NPA conducts prosecutions in South Africa.
Who's involved
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Hawks and the National Prosecuting Authority are investigating procurement failures and financial mismanagement.Also in this story
- Hawks conducted a search operation in Centurion, and the Special Investigating Unit referred criminal evidence to the NPA.
- Accused individuals from Mozambique were arrested in South Africa, involving the NPA and Hawks.
The entities involved
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Hawks
South African priority crime investigation unit
Nothing else this week.
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National Prosecuting Authority
South African government agency
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South Africa
country in southern Africa
Related events
- The National Prosecuting Authority is investigating crimes in the Pretoria region.
- The National Prosecuting Authority operates within the South African legal context.
- Hawks continues investigations into fraud involving key political figures in South Africa, including President Ramaphosa, former President Zuma, and others.
- Hawks, South Africa, Ramaphosa, and Maimane are identified as key figures in South Africa's anti-corruption and political landscape.
- A parliamentary committee in South Africa scrutinized the conduct of former police minister Senzo Mchunu, leading to his suspension.