Thabo Mbeki takes the stand at the Khampepe Commission on blocked apartheid-era prosecutions
Former President Thabo Mbeki appears before the Khampepe Commission investigating alleged political suppression of apartheid-era prosecutions referred by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. In this briefing: government weighs multibillion-rand fuel relief as nationwide shutdown calls arrive; a projected tax revenue overrun gives Enoch Godongwana fiscal room ahead of the mini-budget; and UCT secures a Google grant to develop an artificial intelligence tool matching therapeutics to African genetics.
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Testimony alleged an informal non-prosecution pact between African National Congress leadership and apartheid generals.
Thabo Mbeki denied executive interference, blaming prosecutorial inertia for halted apartheid-era criminal cases.
Inland petrol prices surged past thirty rand per litre, triggering national shutdown threats from civil groups.
A tax windfall of up to seventy billion rand is narrowing the national budget deficit.
The electoral commission is reprinting ballots to restore one hundred and eighty-one disqualified candidates.
A one-point-six million dollar grant will fund artificial intelligence matching medicines to African genetics.
- 01Intro1 min
- 02Thabo Mbeki takes the stand at the Khampepe Commission on blocked apartheid-era prosecutions: The Evidence and The Accusations3 min
- 03Thabo Mbeki takes the stand at the Khampepe Commission on blocked apartheid-era prosecutions: The Legal Battle and What Follows2 min
- 04Government weighs multibillion-rand fuel relief as shutdown day arrives1 min
- 05Tax windfall of up to R70bn gives Godongwana room ahead of Wednesday's mini-budget1 min
- 06Where things stand1 min
- 07UCT wins Google grant to build AI tool matching medicines to African genetics2 min
- 08Outro1 min
- Constitutional Damages Case – The Truth and Reconciliation Commission
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- AfriForum asks commission to allow Gerrie Nel to question Mbeki
- Mbeki set to appear before TRC Cases Inquiry on Monday - SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa's news leader.
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- AfriForum’s Gerrie Nel seeks to cross-examine Mbeki at Khampepe Commission | Politicsweb
- National shutdown planned as fuel prices hit R30
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- Concerned Citizens call for national shutdown over fuel prices - Voice of the Cape
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- Tax revenue windfall offers relief but risks remain
- South Africa’s budget revenue may exceed forecast by R70bn
- 2025 Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement by Minister of Finance Mr Enoch Godongwana - Parliament of South Africa
- Google grant boosts UCT's AI-driven scientific breakthroughs
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