Gupta Brothers

Gigaba said his conscience was clear regarding his conduct in office as minister of public enterprises

It was crucial that trial judges had the necessary skills and experience to hear complex corruption cases, she said

Justice and Constitutional Development Minister Thembisile Simelane-Nkadimeng said her department was also handling 40 extradition applications from other countries

South Africa’s pursuit of state-capture redress is a story of stalemates and setbacks, but also some successes

The Special Investigation Unit wants to ‘pursue’ those who left to avoid accountability for their actions

As in the Nulane case, the prosecution alleges that the now fugitive Gupta brothers conspired with the accused to fleece the Free State

Former presidents and secretaries were uninvited to try cut costs but have now been asked to attend again

MPs must find a way to handle André de Ruyter’s allegations and a protected disclosure accusing Pravin Gordhan of wrongdoing in the SAA sale

Former public protector says intelligence agency opened documents couriered to her by the department of international relations

From a bid to overturn parliament’s rejection of the Ngcobo report to Jacob Zuma’s appeal to stay out of prison, political actors will fill the courts

The ANC’s reaction to the Zondo findings was a precursor of its attitude to the Ngcobo ‘Farmgate’ report

For Brian Molefe and Ajoj Singh, the Transnet locomotives are coming home to roost

The president has singled out the part of the state capture report that recommends an investigation that includes Arthur Fraser’s alleged abuses be resumed

Former Eskom chief executive says Zondo Commission was ‘very sympathetic’ towards Glencore’s relationship with Ramaphosa

Part four of the report will be handed to the president soon but, in court papers, Zondo said he needed six more weeks to deliver the last instalment