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The Independent Police Investigative Directorate has detained ‘Cat’ Matlala and Julius Mkhwanazi as investigations intensify around senior leadership at the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Police Department.
Empery Digital (EMPD) has announced the early termination of its stockholder rights plan.
Julius Mkhwanazi, the EMPD deputy chief, is set to have his bail hearing on Thursday after being charged with fraud, corruption, and defeating the ends of justice.
A report details how Cat Matlala’s 'moneyman' Mike van Wyk reportedly charmed EMPD's Mkhwanazi, suggesting a story of influence or financial dealings.
Julius Mkhwanazi, the suspended deputy chief of the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Police Department, has been served with a fifth arrest warrant amid ongoing corruption investigations. The latest legal development intensifies scrutiny over alleged misconduct within the municipal police force.
Empery Digital (EMPD) has announced that its funding obligation for an AI data center project is limited to $65 million. This investment is aimed at advancing its capabilities in artificial intelligence infrastructure.
Julius Mkhwanazi, the suspended deputy chief of the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Police Department (EMPD), has been arrested on charges of fraud and corruption and is expected to appear in court soon.
The suspended Ekurhuleni HR head has denied protecting EMPD deputy chief Julius Mkhwanazi, stating she had submitted a forensic report recommending his suspension.
A man has been arrested in connection with a murder in the archipelago, having reportedly hidden from authorities. Separately, a suspended EMPD deputy chief was arrested as part of the investigation into the murder of Emmanuel Mbense.
EMPD deputy chief Mkhwanazi has been released on R30,000 bail after appearing in court alongside Ekurhuleni city manager Kagiso Lerutla. Mkhwanazi is accused of arranging for a civilian to impersonate him in an excessive speeding case.
The Madlanga Commission is hearing evidence regarding a metro police operation where R14 million worth of lithium was seized but subsequently disappeared, prompting an investigation.