The provincial administration plans to use government-owned buildings to cut down on expenditure
The minister says if state properties bring in funds, it will give the department more money to maintain and build schools, hospitals and other infrastructure
Deputy judge president Ronald Sutherland said public works and the office of the chief justice have failed to provide the court with a reliable generator
New anti-corruption forum aims to prevent corruption and mismanagement and incentivise whistleblowers in infrastructure projects
Scopa ‘disappointed’ by slow pace and lack of consequences on Beitbridge irregularities.
With infighting and allegations of corruption and poor planning, the department’s top management looks like a scene from ‘Survivor’
Latest twist in public works saga suggests minister quashed query into doctored corruption report
The Independent Development Trust’s board and the department of public works and infrastructure have agreed to devise an exit plan, which will see the entity closed by early next…
Employees at the beleaguered IDT have been given a three-month extension of their contracts
Why South Africa should consider amnesty for undocumented migrants in the time of the coronavirus outbreak.
Employees of the Expanded Public Works Programme have essentially become ‘permanent casuals’ who earn a pittance and have no job security
Jeremy Cronin has ascribed the "pathetic" pace of land reform to factors like weak policy, corruption, lack of will and a lack of capacity
The group said they would write to Zille for clarity on why they were not able to get water as per her invitation, and when they could come back.
Unused government buildings are costing South Africa almost R50-million in rates and taxes, while another R12-million is spent on water and lights.
The settlement discussion will be held with 12 officials who have been charged in connection with upgrades to President Jacob Zuma’s Nkandla home.
Minister Thulas Nxesi says the billions lost by the department over the past five years is shocking.
The building of yet another fence suggests rising paranoia about the president’s safety.
Four years ago, the M&G first exposed the scandal behind multimillion-rand upgrades on Jacob Zuma Nkandla’s home. Today, little has changed.
Ministers Gugile Nkwinti and Thulas Nxesi have disagreed with each other over the sale of houses at Nkandla, says a report.
Minister Thulas Nxesi says he "will not play politics" over the DA’s court bid forcing his department to reveal its report about upgrades to Nkandla.
