Parliament Calls for Submissions on Executive Ethics Code Amendments
Parliament’s Joint Committee on Ethics & Members’ Interests is seeking submissions on a draft proclamation to amend the Executive Members’ Ethics Code.-
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Anti-Corruption Enforcement: Progress on Commission Recommendations and Public Sector Audits
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Companies Act Amendments and CIPC Beneficial Ownership Hard-Stop
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PIC Board Suspends CEO Patrick Dlamini Pending Whistleblower Investigation
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Constitutional Court Confirms Competition Commission Jurisdiction Over International Cartels
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SIU to Probe Free State Education Projects and Great Kokstad Municipality
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DoEL Publishes 26th Commission for Employment Equity Annual Report
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DSBD Connect: Over 400,000 Informal Businesses Registered as Regulatory Integration Progresses
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