The Marikana Massacre, which occurred on August 16, 2012, was a tragic and deeply unsettling event in South African history. In the town of Marikana, North West province, tensions between striking mine workers and the authorities reached a devastating climax when police opened fire on the protesters. The workers, primarily employed by Lonmin, a platinum […]
The department of forestry, fisheries and the environment has finalised its criminal investigation into the petrochemical company’s alleged industrial pollution of the Vaal River.
IEC must stop stringing us along; they have already decided against elections, Party of Action tells inquiry
His demeaning behaviour at Wits was publicly exposed – yet forgiven – in London
The National Assembly has adopted a report finding prima facie evidence of misconduct by 275 votes as an ANC caucus revolt is contained
Zuma’s namesake organisation twists facts and the law – he told Zondo he would answer questions but only in private to the deputy chief justice
The sole remaining witness flounders on the first day of the higher education portfolio committee investigation into SMU vice-chancellor Professor Peter Mbati
Chawla is a citizen of South Africa, and the portfolio committee on home affairs wants him for questioning
Tax compliance refers to making payments to the revenue service in full and on time in line with relevant legislation
A litany of allegations over alleged corruption involving state departments has plagued Bosasa companies and directors for more than a decade
Public protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane is in the hot seat in Parliament as the Democratic Alliance presents its case on her fitness to hold office
Parliament’s joint-committees have agreed to subpoena former Steinhoff CEO Markus Jooste, after he declined an invitation to appear before them
Singh, who was suspended as CFO of Eskom in 2017, has resigned from the power utility with immediate effect
Witnesses have reportedly declined to testify against former chief executive Matshela Koko at the internal disciplinary hearing against him
Former Eskom chief executive Brian Dames could not deny that he met with the Gupta family during his tenure.
The parliamentary committee postponed the inquiry to Thursday, after Tshabalala claimed that she was seeing the "revised charges for the first time".
Cricket SA’s (CSA) acting president, AK Khan, says the federation’s board has not left it too late to familiarise itself with the Companies’ Act.