PIC’s dodgy oil investment going down the tube
A R4-billion Public Investment Corporation investment could be wiped out as Texan oil firm files for bankruptcy
Survé’s listing ship
The intended listing of Sagarmatha Technologies was a mirror image of a deal in which the PIC was used to massively underwrite the Survé fortune.
The minister, the middleman, the mansion and the new corporate kid
JSE‐listed firm’s executive for government business in tangle with minister’s confidante
How Net 1 flouts the financial rules
The Financial Services Board is probing Net 1 over allegations that it abuses its clients – mostly social grant beneficiaries.
Social grants payment crisis – everything you need to know but were afraid to ask
From the very short to the short to the plain and simple answer for why Sassa has not got its act together on the social grants crisis.
Serge Belamant, Sassa and the ‘war chest’ of poor people
The social grants system has been taken captive. Its captor is grabbing all that he can, before he's deposed. The minster's fought to give him time.
Grants: Belamant holds a gun to SA’s head as Dlamini dawdles
A high stakes standoff over social grants is becoming a political proxy battlefield.
EXCLUSIVE: Officials defied Dlamini on social grants
Social development minister and top officials are at odds over how to pay 17-million social grants from April.
Serge Belamant, SASSA, and the ‘useful blacks’
Belamant used a BEE front to win a R10b tender before dumping it for a person with links to social development minister Bathabile Dlamini.
How Sassa paid R316-million to a contractor based on a ‘lie’
A detailed inspection of the paper trail finds that the work claimed for was covered by an all-inclusive fee.
How Sassa paid R316-million to a contractor based on a ‘lie’
A detailed inspection of the paper trail finds that the work claimed for was covered by an all-inclusive fee.
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