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
The Economic Freedom Fighters has accused Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana of encouraging corruption in Eskom
Our leaders do not use the power they have for the greater good – understanding why graft has become the norm is the first step to finding genuine solutions
The party said parliament’s oversight mechanisms and the appointment of an electricity minister were good enough to deal with Eskom issues
The president tells conference problems such as land reform, crime, corruption, poor governance and the weak economy are undermining people’s rights
The former deputy president has lashed out at the Democratic Alliance leader, who accused him of being involved in Eskom corruption
The party is calculating the amount it would seek from the former Eskom CEO in damages but is struggling to establish his whereabouts
Mahendren Munsamy, accused of stealing R420 million from FNB and Sasol, allegedly also stole from Singh
About 40% of law enforcement employees at the park are participating in corrupt activities
Emergency procurement funds will not be abused, says Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma
If his ‘exit interview’ was to be explosive, the former Eskom chief executive should come out with the names of those ministers who are corrupt
DA calls former Eskom chief executive De Ruyter ‘brave’, thanks him for his service
South Africa need not accept a political culture that offers up leaders who are out of touch with the nation’s realities
Political parties and NGOs will be taking Nersa and Eskom to court for granting the utility an 18.65% tariff hike
We need to understand the international dimension of conflicts in Africa and examine Western rationales that drive it
Lessons from China and Norway on how capacities can be channelled to deliver on priorities and ensure activity with notable outcomes
Report says crime statistics at the end of August reflected limited improvement on protecting women’s rights
The party needs to be more than restored, it needs to be rebuilt and repurposed, with the the party’s youth prepared for a transformative role in society based on good ethics
The party must rid itself of corruption, cadre deployment, incompetence and patriarchy but it’s not in the interest of some leaders and members to do so
Ignoring its own dirt will be to the ruling party’s detriment
A year into Hakainde Hichilema’s first term as president reveals he is more interested in colluding with the West and dividing the country along ethnic lines