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Guardians of Accountability: Reflections on the NCACC’s 2025 Oversight and South Africa’s Democratic Journey

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The NCACC plays a key role in watching over South Africa’s arms industry, making sure everything is done fairly and openly while protecting the country’s security. Its work balances tough rules with transparency, helping grow the arms sector responsibly and supporting the country’s democratic values. Recent reports show the industry is growing fast, with more companies joining and bigger deals happening, all under careful scrutiny. The Committee also faces the challenge of keeping secrets safe while being honest with the public, reflecting South Africa’s journey from a hidden past to a hopeful, open future. Through its efforts, the NCACC helps build a safer, fairer nation committed to peace and justice.

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Controversy Over R408 Million Allocation to South Africa’s Taxi Industry

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The R408 million given to South Africa’s taxi industry has sparked a heated debate. Many people, including the group Build One South Africa, are worried about how the government is spending money, especially during tough economic times. Critics point out that while the taxi industry is important for transport, it hasn’t contributed much to taxes. They demand clear answers on how this money will be used and who will benefit, emphasizing the need for responsible and transparent governance. As this discussion unfolds, it highlights the ongoing struggles for fairness and accountability in South Africa.

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Investigation Reveals Allegations Against South African Deputy President Paul Mashatile

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A recent investigation by News24 has uncovered allegations against South African Deputy President Paul Mashatile. The investigation has alleged that Mashatile is living a luxurious life at the expense of his alleged benefactors, including controversial businessman Edwin Sodi. The article titled “MASHATILE UNMASKED | The secret luxury life and state capture links of a presidentinwaiting” has been denied by Mashatile as unsubstantiated.