Issued by the Right2Know, 28 August 2014 The Right2Know Campaign supports the decision by three whistleblowers to withdraw from the Seriti Commission of Inquiry on the Arms Deal. R2K is deeply disturbed by the...
Analysis: A recurring line from those trying to dismiss allegations of corruption in the Arms Deal is: “Show us the evidence.” During his testimony at the Seriti Commission two weeks ago, former president Mbeki...
This article below was published online by Mail&Guardian: The arms deal commission’s phase two witness list is out. But is there any public interest left? By Sarah Evans NEWS ANALYSIS Even the most apathetic...
The Seriti Commission’s approach is undermining the public’s right to know, explains Kholiswa Tyiki, a journalist and researcher with Right2Know. The Arms Deal, which saw South Africa spending up to R70-billion on military equipment...
On Thursday, July 17th the Right2Know Campaign will be picketing outside the Arms Procurement Commission where former president Thabo Mbeki will be appearing before Judge Willie Seriti. The Arms Procurement Commission has been hearing...
Do you care about accountability, corruption and secrecy? R2K is urgently seeking to appoint a short-term volunteer in our Secrecy programme, to produce a series of online articles and related content on the Seriti...
The Right2Know Campaign has succeeded in having the prohibition of its right to protest outside the Seriti Arms Procurement Commission, overturned in the Pretoria High Court. Yesterday the Right2Know Campaign was forced to lodge...
Today, June 11th – the Right2Know Campaign was forced to lodge an urgent appeal in the Pretoria High Court contesting the decision by the Tshwane Metro and Police to limit our democratic right to...
In mid-October the Seriti Commission of Inquiry starts its third month of hearings into the controversial R70-billion Arms Deal. The Right2Know Campaign calls for a fully transparent process to expose the alleged corruption and...
