Kgomotso Modise
News Reporter at Eyewitness News
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Kgomotso Modise11 April 2025 | 4:52Dali Mpofu is set to face a disciplinary inquiry for misconduct before the Legal Practice Council. Dali MpofuMandisa MayaDunstan MlamboFILE: Dali Mpofu speaks to Eyewitness News on Sunday, 15 December 2024 at the Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban as the MK Party celebrated its first-year anniversary.
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ewn.co.za | Kgomotso Modise
JOHANNESBURG - The chapter nine institutions that are spearheading an inquiry into the acquittal of Nigerian televangelist, Timothy Omotoso, said that South Africa's witness protection must also be investigated. The CRL, gender equality and human rights commissions will lead the inquiry after Omotoso and his two co-accused where found not guilty of crimes, including rape, human trafficking and racketeering last week. The acquittal was largely attributed to apparent shoddy work by prosecutors.
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ewn.co.za | Kgomotso Modise
JOHANNESBURG - Advocate Dali Mpofu has dismissed the charges against him by the Legal Practice Council (LPC) as frivolous, laughable and embarrassing. The senior council is being taken to the LPC to answer to several charges of alleged misconduct. The majority of complaints are made by the Centre for the Advancement of the South African Constitution (CASAC) and relate to Mpofu’s conduct during Parliament’s inquiry into former Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s fitness to hold office.
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ewn.co.za | Kgomotso Modise
Kgomotso Modise11 April 2025 | 6:37The CRL, Gender Equality and Human Rights commissions have announced an inquiry into the acquittal of the Nigerian televangelist. Timothy OmotosoSouth African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC)CRL Rights CommissionRape-accused Nigerian televangelist Timothy Omotoso and his two co-accused have been acquitted on all charges, including rape, racketeering, human trafficking, and assault.
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ewn.co.za | Kgomotso Modise
JOHANNESBURG - The airline company Cemair says its reservation and booking system remains partially down after its reservation and ticketing system crashed. The system crashed on Tuesday, affecting ticket sales and bookings. Passengers were unable to book online or check in. However, this has since been restored. CEO Miles van der Molen says their web sale function is also back online, and passengers no longer have to arrive two hours earlier for manual bookings.
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JUST IN: Chairperson of the CRL Thoko Mkhwanazi - Xaluva has announced that a comission of inquiry will be set up to investigate the Omotoso matter. @ewnreporter
Chapter 9 Institutions are briefing the media on the outcomes of the Timothy Omotoso case. Represented are the Cultural, Religious and Linguistic Communities , the Commission for Gender Equality, and the South African Human Rights Commission. @ewnreporter https://t.co/PAzNQYjxYo
