The civil society group said the bills were probably being written by legislators with ‘self interest and expediency’ in mind
As cities grow, so does the volume of wastewater produced, placing immense strain on infrastructure ill-equipped to handle the load
The Graduate Institute of Financial Science is fighting back against shoddy service delivery
The civil rights organisation says students have been asking it to intervene and warned if the crisis was not resolved fast, they would have no option but to protest
The Department of Transport has not provided a new date for implementing of the pilot programme
The student funding scheme has accused the civil rights organisation of veering into politics and, like the minister, has threatened legal action
The taxpayer-funded scheme has accused the civil rights organisation of veering into politics and, with the higher education minister, has threatened legal action
The real tragedy lies in the suffering of the students
The funds annual budget is just under R50 billion
The problems date back to about 2008, when large quantities of raw sewage began flowing into the Apies River from the Rooiwal Waste Water Treatment Works in Tshwane
Three cases in Gauteng were imported or import-related from Malawi but the increasing number of locally acquired cases is raising concerns
Citizen activists have warned that the water situation in South Africa is ‘dire and precarious’
An energy action plan is slowly taking shape, with significant milestones reached recently, including obtaining a licence for Eskom’s new transmission company
Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse members protested at the Gauteng health department over corruption exposed by the whistleblower
The dam levels have been low for years, the canal transferring water from the Orange River Project to the storage dam was not repaired and the metro rejected help from the state
The department of transport says it will issue the smart driver’s licence card by October
Minister Fikile Mbalula says motorists’ behaviour will change with disincentives for ‘unbecoming conduct’, but Outa and AA say the legislation was carelessly drafted
The Zondo report delves into South Africa’s procurement web, as it tries to figure out why state-owned entities were able to be captured
The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse has questioned why Nersa has not immediately provided its reasons for issuing the controversial generation licences
The last reports were in 2014 but were stopped probably because the results were too shocking to be publicised, water experts say
Parliament is no closer to appointing a board for the National Youth Development Agency after nearly two years
It would halt the abuse of taxpayers’ money in the water sector and ensure the efficient and effective utilisation of this precious resource
Outa says although Eskom brought about its own downfall, there were other factors, such as corruption and state capture, which worsened the situation
Over the course of three weeks, Nersa will hold hearings on what the debt-laden power utility
OUTA has raised concerns that the Services SETA is siphoning off funds for learners into corrupt contracts
Richard Seleke has left public service after reaching an agreement with the presidency
DA leader Mmusi Maimane says recent continuous fuel price increases were bringing ordinary South Africans to their knees
Following a period of investigation, the professional body has decided to issue charges of misconduct against the chartered accountant
Under Myeni’s tenure at the national carrier, it suffered losses amounting to R10.5-billion, according to Outa.
The former ANC MP will head the Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse’s local government programme
Why Cyril can’t get rid of Supra, the question marks over governance at Outa and the death penalty ― and the judges who had to apply it
Duvenage’s spending on donations and advertising without consulting his board has caused a parade of execs to leave the anti-corruption watchdog