National Prosecuting Authority charges Lawrence Mrwebi
Sally Evans & Sam SoleThe man responsible for the withdrawal of corruption charges against former crime intelligence boss Richard Mdluli is officially facing prosecution.
Public protector may probe Thuthukile Zuma's appointment
Verashni PillayThuli Madonsela's office has received a complaint about the job given to President Jacob Zuma's daughter.
Sekunjalo Group's link to health scandal
Sam Sole and Craig McKuneOne of the group's affiliates is implicated in a probe into a tender for an information system for Gauteng
Pressure on Woolies to drop Israeli goods
Fatima AsmalWoolworths is in the spotlight for not boycotting Israeli products.
The impossibility of loving Luvo
Luke AlfredA Cape long jumper's amazing ability is being hamstrung by his ruinous tik habit: " He'll either be on an Olympic podium, or he'll be dead by 30."
Women's league eyes the presidency
In five years' time, South Africa will be led by Baleka Mbete or Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma – that's if the ANC Women's League (ANCWL) has its way.
Chaos marks youth league election time
New leaders will be chosen next month, and the factions are going all out for their candidates.
Mpshe in spotlight over staffer's fraud rap
AmaBhungane ReportersFormer boss Mokotedi Mpshe's withdrawal of fraud charges against NPA employee Gift Ngobeni has raised questions about his vulnerability to blackmail.
Home affairs delays leave Zim nationals in limbo
Rapula MoatsheThe special permits issued to Zimbabweans in South Africa in 2010 will expire in December, but no news about the renewal of their residency status.
Sex, lies and the Zuma spy tapes
AmaBhungane ReportersExplosive new evidence has come to light of how crime intelligence systematically targeted top NPA officials.
Life goes on without the EFF
Sarah EvansGauteng is meant to have ruled on whether overalls are appropriate in the halls of power, but the red berets seem happy working outside the house.
Gauteng's billion-rand white elephant IT system
Sipho KingsGauteng splurged on an IT system under former health MEC Brian Hlongwa's watch in a process fraught with tender irregularities and alleged bribes.
Embattled Hlongwa in leadership tussle
Matuma LetsoaloThe former health MEC's political career is in the balance following damning allegations that implicate him in tender fraud amounting to over R1bn.
SAPS was 'assisted' with food parcels at Marikana
A Lonmin employee maintains he "wouldn't have an idea" why an entry regarding food parcels for SAPS was deleted from the mine's occurrence books.
'We are going to shut down business' - Malema
Chantall PresenceJulius Malema has threatened mass protest following the Gauteng Legislature's decision to bar EFF's members from wearing their red uniforms.
Neasa lockout to continue 'despite threats'
Sapa and staff reporterNeasa has said it will continue its constitutionally protected lockout of workers following the end of the wider strike in the metals sector.
EFF and the overalls: Nine days of missed work
Sarah EvansOn Thursday the Gauteng legislature will rule on the EFF’s overalls. But the red berets seem happier working without the legislature, anyway.
Zuma orders probing of state bodies for corruption
The SA Post Office and IT agency Sita, two municipalities and three national departments will be investigated for irregularities and corruption.
Mokotedi to resign from NPA this week
The NPA's suspended integrity management unit (IMU) head Prince Mokotedi plans to resign on August 1, the prosecuting authority said.
Zuma asks Nxasana to defend himself
National director of public prosecutions Mxolisi Nxasana has been asked to give reasons against his suspension. He is deemed to be "too independent".
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