A private plane and a Nigerian minister are at the centre of a $1-billion corruption scandal
Underhanded lobbying, delaying tactics and internal squabbling scuppered the power utility’s economical and innovative IT plan
Necsa CEO allegedly gave the green light for a generous donation towards ANC birthday celebrations
Bureaucrats driving the new build programme seem comfortable skirting transparency and fair value.
A reshuffle, a Motlanthe sidelining and a whirlwind Putin romance have dropped the power into Msholozi’s lap. Three crucial recent developments indicate that President Jacob Zuma is now firmly directing what is expected to be the largest, most complex tender process in South African history. At stake is the development of new nuclear power plants, […]
Bid committee secretary says rot goes ‘right to the top’
The disciplinary case against suspended prosecutor Glynnis Breytenbach turned into a trial within a trial this week when the hearing honed in on the legal battle between two mining companies over a stake in the world’s biggest opencast iron ore mine. The fight between politically connected mining firm Imperial Crown Trading (ICT) and the rival […]
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/ 17 December 2010
The proposed Superior Courts Bill is a landmark piece of legislation that intends to ensure the administrative independence of all SA’s courts.
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/ 17 September 2010
If size mattered, Cosatu would carry the day. Its well-endowed 120-page economic position paper makes the ANC’s 19-pager look miniscule.
Since the 2010 World Cup ended in a burst of red confetti, I’ve transferred my allegiances to local football, writes <b>Lionel Faull</b>.