Evidence now shows that Salim Essa helped two locomotive manufacturers to secure benefit in the largest locomotive acquisition in Transnet’s history.
Homix says its CEO Ashok Narayan had attempted to convince investigators that it had provided Neotel with services commensurate with charges.
What did Thabo Mbeki and Sepp Blatter know about – and do to facilitate – the $10-million "bribe" allegedly to win the 2010 World Cup vote?
Still no convictions, despite statements from 50 victims in which the same perpetrator is named.
A new board position in a state-owned entity might be on the cards for embattled South African Airways chairperson Dudu Myeni.
When building started at Nkandla in 2009, the public works department estimated the upgrade would cost R28-million.
Deployment of SA troops to CAR followed ‘urgent requests’.
From President Fat Cat’s stinky Nkandla deal to the Capitec cats who creamed it fat cats risked obesity in 2012, write the amaBhungane reporters.
The M&G Centre for Investigative Journalism (amaBhungane) filed papers on Thursday
Without Vivian Reddy’s provision of surety, FNB would not have granted a loan for President Jacob Zuma’s Nkandla property.
In the public interest, the media is battling to override Radovan Krejcir’s confidentiality status.
The public works department has missed the deadline for answering an access-to-information request by the M&G Centre for Investigative Journalism.
President Jacob Zuma’s private homestead is the site of lavish upgrades at the taxpayer’s expense.
Party sources claim the fraud charges brought against him are largely politically motivated because he is a Jacob Zuma supporter.
Man ‘disappeared’ after recovering R28-million for the Swazi government — but was easy to find
Prior to delivery, the MD-87 passed through firms specialising in ownership subterfuge
The luxury jet given to Swazi King Mswati III as a birthday gift appears to have undergone "aircraft laundering" to conceal its origins.
The origin of the costly "gift" — a DC-9 aircraft — is a mystery, but activists say it was bought for King Mswati III by Swaziland’s government.
The son of Equatorial Guinea’s president, who is also a government minister accused of corruption, has been getting cozy with the Mswati clan.
Swaziland’s King Mswati III has become embroiled in a row with the telecommunications parastatal over the direction of telephony in the kingdom.
