Thirty years into its rule, the NP faced the reality of its demise. The ANC faces a similar reality
What if we never believed any of the fake reports by a fanatical spook community backing Jacob Zuma?
The treasury has to ask itself what the true cost is of not funding our watchdog institutions
The revenue service said the syndicates significantly contribute to the energy crisis and load-shedding
The envisaged court would prosecute kleptocrats and corrupt officials and have powers to repatriate money stolen during incidents such as state capture
If the state can’t face up to the need to restructure, market forces will dictate just how far the welfare of the state can spread, ultimately eroding the country’s sovereignty
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 crashing down
At least 73 people have died and scores injured when the building they lived in burnt down
In the throes of finger-pointing, the authorities forget about the tools they already have at their disposal, such as the Corruption, Prevention and Combating of Corrupt Activities Act
The ANC should not defend its leaders and members who have done wrong when the organisation has not instructed them to do so
We have not given up on you yet, Cyril Ramaphosa, but the people need to see real-time decisive action
The international organisation has released a study on the link between corruption and wildlife crimes
Any belief that the legal system is run on corruption is liable to become a self-fulfilling prophecy
Two other accused will return to court on 11 July for formal bail applications
According to polling data, South Africans do not sufficiently trust their fellow compatriots
Despite our fears of National Health Insurance NHI being driven by fears of corruption and limited state capacity, the issue of equal access to healthcare for all cannot be dismissed by the fear of what the 16% may lose
Maja appeared in the specialised commercial crimes court on charges of corruption
Godongwana’s decision follows 56 public comments covering a broad spectrum of accounting, auditing, governance, legal principles and public interest issues that were raised
The continent’s youth will be crucial for driving economic growth and productivity
In a country with one of the highest crime rates in the world, police officers have a reputation for being corrupt
The government will predictably object that taxpayers are sabotaging transformation, the same old argument whenever they face accountability
The challenge with environmental, social and governance investing is the lack of standardised criteria for what makes an investment sustainable, and a definition of what it entails
Auditors general and anti-corruption agencies from 14 countries met to establish ways to stop corruption and illicit financial flows
The sugar industry’s struggle tells a bigger story of the risks of South Africa’s deindustrialisation
The new smart meters give the power utility the ability to limit the electricity supply to a household
BLSA on Eskom investigation: ‘We don’t go out of our way to meddle”
The public sector in South Africa is staffed with people – from professions to civil service and bureaucrats – who make citizens dread interacting with their government
The ruling party wants a retraction and apology from the former Eskom CEO for implicating it in crippling corruption at the power utility
The environment minister was responding to a Democratic Alliance parliamentary question
Gauteng’s musical chairs in its economic cluster is a microcosm of South Africa’s biggest problem
Mary Kitutu is minister of Karamoja region, one of the least developed parts of the country and for which the sheeting was intended
Beleaguered utility fined R950 million for delays in planned maintenance at Koeberg, which will leave the country without a major power source for months