Ex-anti-corruption chief Andrea Johnson and Feroz Khan arrested, granted R10,000 bail
Former head of the NPA's Investigating Directorate Against Corruption, advocate Andrea Johnson, and former police major-general Feroz Khan were arrested on Friday morning and granted bail of R10,000 each in the Pretoria Magistrate's Court. They face charges of defeating the ends of justice, assault, and contravening the NPA Act, stemming from an alleged attempt to interfere in a 2018 case where Khan allegedly assaulted a brigadier under his command. Johnson resigned from IDAC in July after testifying before the Madlanga Commission, while Khan was dismissed from the police service in September. Also in this briefing: the United States prepares to rule on South Africa's AGOA access, and the Proteas take a 287-run lead into the final day against Australia at Newlands.
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Former anti-corruption boss Andrea Johnson was arrested for allegedly leaking a confidential docket to Feroz Khan.
WhatsApp records exposed a close personal relationship between Johnson and Khan, leading to her sudden resignation.
Losing American trade access under AGOA could put over one hundred thousand South African jobs at risk.
Soldiers deployed to KwaZulu-Natal following deadly anti-immigrant unrest that left one dead and fourteen vehicles torched.
A statistical rebasing revealed that South Africa's overall economy is nearly five percent larger than previously measured.
Centuries from Ryan Rickelton and Wiaan Mulder set Australia a challenging target of two hundred eighty-eight runs.
- 01Intro1 min
- 02Ex-anti-corruption chief Andrea Johnson and Feroz Khan arrested, granted R10,000 bail: The Arrests and the 2018 Docket2 min
- 03Ex-anti-corruption chief Andrea Johnson and Feroz Khan arrested, granted R10,000 bail: Institutional Fallout and Next Steps1 min
- 04US to announce Monday whether South Africa keeps AGOA trade access1 min
- 05Where things stand1 min
- 06Proteas carry 287-run lead into final day of Newlands series decider with Australia1 min
- 07Outro1 min
- Feroz Khan and Andrea Johnson charged for allegedly trying to shield Khan from prosecution
- Former IDAC head Andrea Johnson and ex-Crime Intelligence deputy Feroz Khan granted R10 000 bail - South African Daily
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- Ex-IDAC boss Andrea Johnson and Feroz Khan granted bail
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- Johnson, Khan Granted R10,000 Bail In Madlanga Commission-Linked Case - African Times
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- South Africa fight back with Rickelton, Mulder centuries to set Australia 288 to win
- Australia set 288 to win on final day after South African centurions turn tide
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