The SACP’s Solly Mapaila has called for a stop to ANC leaders being manipulated by businesses such as those owned by the Gupta family.
An analyst at the Institute for Security Studies said that South Africans are beginning to feel the real effects of the influence the Guptas wield.
ANN7’s application for new broadcasting licence reveals a mystery company.
ANN7’s application for new broadcasting licence reveals a mystery company.
At a meeting at the president’s official Cape Town residence, crime leaders allegedly said they would "mobilise our members and work hard for you".
Zuma’s political manoeuvrings have little connection with the national interest and more with his own future and looking after family and friends.
Linked to two scandals involving the politically connected family, Mosebenzi Zwane will now oversee decisions involving their mining interests.
Mystery surrounds the elevation of minor Free State politician Mosebenzi Zwane to the crucial Cabinet portfolio of mineral resources minister.
Mineral Resources Minister Mosebenzi Zwane has been linked to the Guptas and will now oversee a sector in which the family has strong interests.
The recurring problem of presidential air travel is causing trouble again, with private charters eating into the fiscus amid security concerns.
Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa has said he was not aware that the plane chartered for his official visit to Japan last month belonged to the Guptas.
A storm threatens at the state company over tender-free CCTV projects with Neotel worth R835-million.
A leaked transcript sheds new light on the saga of the family linked to Jacob Zuma using Waterkloof as its personal airport for wedding guests.
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The state development funder has cut family-controlled mining firm Oakbay Resources and Energy huge slack on a loan it struggled to service.
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Renowned reporter Asanda Magaqa is the latest high profile departure from the Gupta-owned ANN7, as channel bosses seem to be clamping down on dissent.
Guptas and Duduzane Zuma are hidden stakeholders in a strategic locomotive subcontracting company bought while the main tender process was ongoing.
A group of people with little or no apparent links to each other is said to be guiding President Jacob Zuma’s decision-making and staff appointments.
Water affairs investigators have been looking into the dumping of carcasses near a life-sustaining river.
A Gupta-linked colliery has been accused of polluting the Olifants River, a vital source of water for food crop irrigation on farms around Delmas.
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The DA wants Parliament to investigate President Jacob Zuma’s alleged involvement in the landing of the Gupta plane at the Waterkloof base.
Saxonwold residents have threatened legal action if the City of Johannesburg grants permission for an illegally built mansion in the Gupta compound.
Former ANN7 editor Rajesh Sundaram has called for an investigation into the channel after "incorrect" statements were made by home affairs.
Four employees of the Gupta news network ANN7 have been ordered to leave the country after it was discovered they had invalid work permits.
Beeld editor Adriaan Basson speaks to us about the latest revelations in the Guptas’ Waterkloof landing scandal.
The Guptas are suing the Mail & Guardian for half a billion rand, claiming defamation in a recent article.
Sekunjalo has rebuffed an approach by the Gupta family to take a stake in Independent News & Media group, says chairperson Iqbal Survé.
The Gupta-funded Africa News Network7 launched on Wednesday – complete with Zulu dancers, a Zahara solo and bafflement on Twitter.
Public protector Thuli Madonsela may still launch a fully-fledged investigation into the Gupta plane landing at Waterkloof Air Force Base.
The public broadcaster and the Guptas may go head to head on the DStv platform, writes Glynnis Underhill.