Jun 18, 2020
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Izithakazelo/izithemo zako Mpofu
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Dali Mpofu on VBS: What, me worry?
Dali Mpofu on VBS: What, me worry?
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EFF chairperson Dali Mpofu on Thursday fobbed off attempts to get comment from him after revelations that the brother of the party’s deputy president Floyd Shivambu received R16m in the VBS Mutual Bank debacle. The Daily Maverick has since reported that some of that money found its way into Shivambu’s and the party’s coffers.
Mpofu, whose clients as an advocate include controversial…
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News24.com | Marikana mineworkers don’t trust Zuma - Mpofu
News24.com | Marikana mineworkers don’t trust Zuma – Mpofu
http://scripts.24.co.za/img/sites/news24.png Pretoria – Mineworkers and their families do not trust President Jacob Zuma’s promise to give them the Marikana report into the deaths of 44 people during a platinum miners’ strike in 2012, the High Court in Pretoria heard on Monday. “In short we do not trust or believe any of his promises,” said advocate Dali Mpofu, pushing for the report on the…
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Mpofu should just focus on the job at hand... aluta continua
Government in terms of the Police being a state organ for the protection of society are by law compelled to pay legal fees for the police. Bear in mind this is an enquiry not a trial. Ultimately the tax payer pays the bill, therefore the Unions who are the representatives of the miners should pay for the legal fees of miners. Had the government been made to pay for the fees of the miner families it would have been the taxpayer money. Bear in mind a huge sum of money will be expended to finalize this matter and all this comes from the fiscus, meaning the taxpayer.