South African prosecutors reinstate bribery charges against former minister
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- •The NPA reinstated bribery and corruption charges against Zizi Kodwa and Jehan Mackay on March 18, 2026.
- •Zizi Kodwa, former ANC spokesperson and minister, stated on March 17 that he was unaware of the reinstatement.
- •The NPA publicly denied any unauthorized information leaks related to the case on March 18.
- •The charges are part of ongoing efforts to combat corruption within South Africa's political system.
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- ▸If Zizi Kodwa and Jehan Mackay face trial South African courts will determine their legal responsibility, influencing public perceptions of political corruption and justice.
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AFRICAIOL (South Africa)NPA denies info leak as it reinstates corruption charges against Zizi Kodwa and Jehan MackayAFRICAAfricanewsSouth African state prosecutors reinstate bribery charges against former ministerAFRICAIOL (South Africa)Former ANC spokesperson Zizi Kodwa says he is unaware that the NPA has reinstated corruption charges against him