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Battle between Karadeniz and its partners shows what seems to be a plan to trade influence and deals to get Karpowership permits and benefit businesswoman Anna Mokgokong
The Naicker family built a multi-billion-rand empire renting water tankers and yellow plant to government. Bitter family feuds and allegations of collusion threaten to bring them…
Leaked messages show how, Lawrence Mulaudzi, gained an inside track with the PIC setting his sights on becoming a billionaire with pensioners’ money.
Newly-leaked documents show that the software giant knew it was dealing with the Guptas more than a year before the #GuptaLeaks allegations emerged.
Analysis: How the Transnet locomotive acquisition went from R38.6bn to R54.5bn.
Intelligence boss blocked investigation, conducted campaign of intimidation, claims Inspector General.
In a fronting deal, Gupta lieutenant Salim Essa provided R107-million for the “management buyout” of a pioneering black audit firm.
Three senior SAP executives resign leaving #GuptaLeaks investigation with more questions than answers.
AmaBhungane has confirmed that Optimum Coal Mine, Koornfontein Mines and Optimum Coal Terminal have been placed into business rescue.
We show how R30-million flowed from Regiments Capital, McKinsey’s local partner on Transnet contracts, to companies with links to the Guptas.
A series of interviews and leaked documents show that senior Eskom officials did everything they could to ensure the Gupta-linked Trillian got paid.
The consulting firm’s flirtation with Gupta-linked Trillian shows the allure of political connections and the promise of state contracts they bring.
Bianca Goodson, the former chief executive of a Gupta-linked consulting firm, has broken her silence 18 months after resigning in dismay.
We profile the courageous former chief executive of a division of a Gupta-linked company who blew the whistle on Nenegate.
AmaBhungane reveals new evidence that the Public Enterprises Minister misled Parliament about contracts between Eskom and Trillian Capital Partners.
New evidence that Molefe helped the Guptas grab a mine – and how Jacob Zuma shafted the then mining minister after, he says, he refused to play along
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Despite Treasury’s warnings a Gupta-Zuma owned company got a R7-billion contract by Eskom to supply coal to a soon to be mothballed power station.
Did the Guptas try to fly a case full of diamonds from the Oppenheimers’ private VIP terminal? We investigate . . .
Secret recordings reveal key ANC manager’s hand in ‘black-ops’ campaign
