Exploring Cardano: Inner Workings and Advantages of this Cryptocurrency
Seville.- Economy.- Innova.- STSA inaugurates its new painting and sealing hangar in San Pablo, for 18 million
Innova.- More than 300 volunteers join the Andalucía Compromiso Digital network in one month to facilitate access to ICT
Innova.-AMP.- Ayesa acquires 51% of Sadiel, which will create new technological engineering products and expand markets
Cerdán censures the "dirty war" of the right and calls for a debate around "democratic regeneration"
12M.- Abascal (Vox) proposes "massive deportations" in the face of illegal immigration
The campaign reaches the halfway mark marked by Sánchez's reflection and with Illa first in polls
Iran sends 'Shahid Mahdawi' beyond the equator in first long-distance mission by a warship
How Blockchain in being used to shape the future
Not just BTC and ETH: Here Are Some More Interesting Coins Worth Focusing on
A sensor system obtains the fingerprint of essential oils and detects if they have been adulterated
Faraday UPV presents the 'Origin' rocket to exceed 10 km of flight: "It is the beginning of the journey to space"
The Generalitat calls for aid worth 4 million to promote innovation projects in municipalities
UPV students design an app that helps improve the ventilation of homes in the face of high temperatures
A million people demonstrate in France against Macron's pension reform
Russia launches several missiles against "critical infrastructure" in the city of Zaporizhia
A "procession" remembers the dead of the Calabria shipwreck as bodies continue to wash up on the shore
Prison sentences handed down for three prominent Hong Kong pro-democracy activists
ETH continues to leave trading platforms, Ethereum balance on exchanges lowest in 3 years
Investors invest $450 million in Consensys, Ethereum incubator now valued at $7 billion
Alchemy Integrates Ethereum L2 Product Starknet to Enhance Web3 Scalability at a Price 100x Lower Than L1 Fees
Mining Report: Bitcoin's Electricity Consumption Declines by 25% in Q1 2022
Oil-to-Bitcoin Mining Firm Crusoe Energy Systems Raised $505 Million
Microbt reveals the latest Bitcoin mining rigs -- Machines produce up to 126 TH/s with custom 5nm chip design
Bitcoin's Mining Difficulty Hits a Lifetime High, With More Than 90% of BTC Supply Issued
The Biggest Movers are Near, EOS, and RUNE during Friday's Selloff
Global Markets Spooked by a Hawkish Fed and Covid, Stocks and Crypto Gain After Musk Buys Twitter
Bitso to offset carbon emissions from the Trading Platform's ERC20, ETH, and BTC Transactions
Draftkings Announces 2022 College Hoops NFT Selection for March Madness
MADRID, 23 Oct. (EUROPA PRESS) -
The president of South Africa, Cyril Ramaphosa, is scheduled to make a statement this Sunday on the major corruption investigation that is being carried out against the South African authorities, after the commission in charge of the investigations accused him of keeping silent in the face of ongoing crimes for his time as vice president and that his predecessor, Jacob Zuma, publicly accused him of being a "traitor" in the case of concealment of assets that affects the current president.
The commission headed by chief magistrate Raymond Zondo has accused Ramaphosa of looking the other way during the five years he served as Zuma's deputy, while officials of the ruling party, the African National Congress, practiced corruption.
If Ramaphosa had "spoken out strongly against these misdeeds, it would have given hope to many other cabinet members who may have been looking for someone to lead," according to the Zondo report's findings.
To this must be added the scandal that broke out in the summer when the former head of national espionage, Arthur Fraser, an ally of Zuma, filed a complaint with the Police against Ramaphosa, for concealing the theft of four million euros hidden on his property.
Among those involved in the investigation are allies of Ramaphosa such as the Minister of Energy, Gwede Mantashe, or the Deputy Minister of State, Zizi Kodwa, accused of collecting bribes from companies in exchange for the award of state contracts.
Both have denied any involvement while Ramaphosa has indicated that he will not take any action until the judicial process against both ends its course, according to presidential spokesman Vincent Magwenya, in statements collected by Bloomberg.
In this context, the South African Presidency announced this Sunday the imminent presentation of a 76-page document on Ramaphosa's plans to fight internal corruption. The president, in addition, will address the nation tonight to explain his initiative in his own voice, according to the presidential note, without giving details about the time of the appearance.
