The task of securing South Africa for future generations is immense
Two executives resign from the oil entity amid grumbles the chair is pursuing his own agenda
PetroSA has suspended a top executive implicated in the R1-billion scandal that is rocking the parastatal.
Heads are continuing to roll after the <em>Mail & Guardian</em> exposed details of a R1-billion scandal at PetroSA last month.
The fund management firm central to the second leg of the PetroSA scandal has admitted to paying part of an overblown "success fee" to a dodgy lawyer.
The M&G Newsroom is back on 2OceansVibe at 9am with your hosts Amanda Strydom and Faranaaz Parker.
Whistleblowers and investigations reveal how bosses and well-connected service providers allegedly conspired to loot from the national oil company.
When a national oil company buys acreage in another country, it is more affair of state than commercial deal.
The PetroSA scandal is an example of what Trevor Manuel meant when he said: “We cannot continue to blame apartheid for our failings as a state.”
PetroSA’s proposed mega-refinery is at the heart of
the country’s debate over energy security.