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A New Era of Ethical Discipline in South Africa’s Department of Justice

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South Africa’s Department of Justice is making strong moves to clean up its act by handling many cases of employee misconduct. They have already resolved most complaints, firing 54 workers and suspending dozens more to show that bad behavior won’t be ignored. Led by Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi, the Department is building a culture of honesty and fairness, both inside and out. This bold effort aims to restore trust in the justice system and prove that true change is possible when leaders act with courage and care.

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Cape Town Controversy: Mayor Hill-Lewis Under Fire

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In Cape Town, a storm is brewing around Mayor Geordin HillLewis, who stands accused of bullying a local man over a supposed land violation. The conflict began when HillLewis sent an email claiming the man was running an illegal car repair shop at home. This sparked multiple police visits, but no evidence was found, raising eyebrows about the mayor’s use of city resources for personal issues. A heated confrontation further added fuel to the fire, leading to allegations of intimidation. As the city watches closely, important questions about power and ethics in leadership hang in the air.

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The Lekwa Municipality Fined R70 Million for Environmental Violations

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The recent R70 million fine imposed on the Lekwa Municipality by the Standerton Magistrates Court for environmental violations has drawn attention to the urgent need for ethical governance practices. The Democratic Alliance in Mpumalanga has applauded the ruling and expressed concern for the compromised livelihoods of residents affected by the municipality’s repeated offenses.