Private prosecutions have been described as exceptional and onerous, with a legal requirement that the prosecutor put up security for the costs of the accused’s defence
Stories can help us find our way back to health, hope and possibility
France’s role as international security guarantor in Francophone Africa is being contested, especially in the Central African Republic and Mali
A company implicated in the Special Investigating Unit report is still doing business with the South African Social Security Agency
The future of healthcare on the continent depends on innovation
Soldiers intervened to save the country from failing civilian leadership but no one knows what is meant to happen next
The Zondo commission’s second report deals with the capture of Transnet through the Gupta racketeering enterprise
They have, as a matter of principle, opposed the suggestion that an NWC member, Gwen Ramokgopa, be seconded as coordinator in the ruling party’s engine room.
President Lazarus Chakwera was elected with a mandate to clear up corruption. But this pits him against some of the country’s richest men and even members of his own cabinet
South Africa is obsessed with the matric pass rate but this is not a measure of a person’s competence and excludes them from finding a job