In its statement on Tuesday, McKinsey laid the blame squarely on Eskom.
The Gupta family is battling to protect its interests in the mining sector.
McKinsey and Trillian are set to meet with Eskom on Monday, Business Day has reported
Its representatives didn’t convince Scopa that it should not be condemned for ‘only two’ mistakes
The institution will not renew its contract with the under-fire firm.
New whistle-blower reveals how the Guptas tried to capture Des van Rooyen’s department
With no access to banking, the family is heading into a financial storm. But it has a few lifeboats yet
KPMG South Africa sets a potential example of how shareholders can attack the soft underbelly of private sector state capture enablers.
The judge was scathing when he rejected the family’s bid to force the Bank of Baroda’s arm
Global consultancy firm McKinsey has denied any involvement in Gupta-linked business, saying the Guptas were never their clients.
KPMG South Africa executives have set a new benchmark for the country assuming responsibility for wrongdoing in their organisation.
Sasfin will be changing its independent sponsor from KPMG Services to Deloitte & Touche Sponsor Services from Tuesday, it said.
The denouncing of KPMG and Bell Pottinger by South African citizens is a good trend and bodes well for the country says Mcebisi Jonas.
Home Affairs Minister Hlengiwe Mkhize announced the suspension in a one-line statement on Monday afternoon. No reason was given.
KPMG however stressed that the investigation found no evidence of corruption or illegal behaviour.
The head of Transnet has distanced himself from the notorious family’s web of influence
KPMG has been widely criticised for not probing the R30-million payment used to fund the now infamous Gupta wedding
The good news is that South Africans have chosen to go forwards – that choice is evident in the rejection of state capture from all quarters.
Save SA also said they were "particularly offended" by Bell Pottinger’s alleged work for the ANC Youth League and MK Military Veterans’ Association.
The findings of a review by international law firm Herbert Smith Freehills were published on Monday afternoon.
So far, Dlamini-Zuma has been endorsed by the ANCWL, ANCYL and the Umkhonto We Sizwe Military Veterans Association as their preferred candidate.
Transformation is not a magical wand that excludes black owners from playing by the same rules as everybody else.
Mystery shrouds the buyer of Tegeta, as the coal firm’s BEE credentials also come under scrutiny
South Africa welcomes all distinguished travellers with diplomatic immunity.
The development finance entity says it wasn’t aware of a beneficiary’s connection to a minister
Khoza says the ANC’s application of disciplinary action is not just inconsistent, but largely informed by how badly one had annoyed those in power.
Phosa accused President Jacob Zuma of looking out for his family instead of worrying about the crippling state of the country’s economy.
The move towards greater transparency follows criticism of its decision to fund the Gupta family’s Oakbay Resources
The Sunday Times reported that R300 000 was spent on flying 30 people to watch Minister Muthambi’s speech in Parliament.
As its last accounts are put under pressure, SA’s other first family is ever shorter on allies
This week, even Zuma’s staunchest supporters have taken a hard stance against the Gupta family.
With a history of allegations stacked up against it, Trillian has become one of the firms at the heart of state capture.