Tasol Solar Energy Solutions has denied being awarded a multimillion-rand solar geyser tender in a court case brought by Numsa against City Power.
Northern Cape health’s Gugulethu Matlaopane received R1-million from a housing graft suspect.
The Northern Cape health ministry last month appointed a new chief of staff who stands knee-deep in corruption allegations.
A police investigation into the disappearance of R60-million from a low-cost housing project in North West seems to have ground to a halt
In a public lecture, Minister of Finance Pravin Gordhan has emphasised that the quality of government spending needs to become a serious focus.
The DA wants Communications Minister Dina Pule to face criminal charges for alleged corrupt activities regarding appointments made in her department.
Irregular expenditure in Eastern Cape municipalities increased by over R1-billion over two years, for which the DA has blamed inept workers.
On the edges of Diepsloot stands a half-completed municipal building. It is just an unexplained shell, a free supply of building material for locals.
Rupiah Banda is set to go on trial this week after being charged with abusing his power over a Nigerian oil deal that he struck while in office.
Civil servants are plundering the public purse and government must act to root out corruption. But will the rhetoric translate into action?
The public works department is taking steps to curb corruption and collusion, says Public Works Minister Thulas Nxesi.
We discuss police brutality, former crime intelligence member Solly Lazarus and Chris Roper tells us about the South by Southwest conference.
The M&G speaks to Minister Pravin Gordhan about government corruption and whether he thinks it could be eradicated.
Allegations of corruption and mismanagement have been highlighted in a secret report on the women, children and people with disabilities department.
Justice Minister Jeff Radebe says the names of government officials convicted of corruption will be published for the public to see.
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A discussion on new corruption evidence implicating presidential spokesperson Mac Maharaj, to whether the Blackberry 10 is competition to the iPhone.
Two ministers in Australia have admitted to staying at a ski lodge owned by a man at the centre of a mounting corruption scandal in the country.
Corruption seems to have become the norm and if big business can’t keep its hands off public funds, can South Africans expect government to do so?
Corruption and theft are robbing North West Province residents of services they should be getting from their municipalities, a report suggests.
Corruption is eating away at Africa’s biggest economy, stifling growth, marring its international reputation and, most importantly, hurting the poor.
The African National Congress needs responsible and accountable members, President Jacob Zuma has said.
The Pimples take a trip to the faulty towers of the SABC where a desperate JZ is crying out for attention. Ag shame!
Forensics specialist Steven Powell warns firms about the long arm of international law.
In just over a week, delegates sent to Mangaung by ANC branches will vote whether or not to retain President Jacob Zuma.
Exposed: An auditors’ report lays bare how a range of benefactors funded a reckless president’s lifestyle by more than R7-million.
Listen to the podcast of our chat with amaBhungane’s Craig McKune and Sam Sole on our big Zuma story this week.
More Western donors are freezing aid to Uganda after a scam in which $13-million of donor funds was embezzled by the office of the prime minister.
China’s new leader Xi Jinping has highlighted corruption as a scourge that could bring down the Communist Party.
Illegal activities related to mining in the DRC have underscored the urgent need for a truly democratic government, writes Gregory Mthembu-Salter.
As China prepares for its leadership transition, state media has hailed a "golden decade" under the incumbents.
As Julius Malema and others face criminal charges, the whiff of political interference is in the air again.
The case against Paolo Gabriele, in which he is accused of stealing and leaking documents alleging corruption in the Vatican, has been adjourned.