There’s sufficient prima facie evidence of misconduct against Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane. That’s a finding of an independent panel appointed by Parliament. It was tasked with looking into whether Mkhwebane should face a full probe.

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The Constitutional Court said that it would hear the contempt application by the state capture commission in relation to former President Jacob Zuma on 25 March. Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo asked the highest court in the land for an urgent order to declare Zuma in contempt of court and sentence him to two years in prison.
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