The governing party plans to address wide-ranging allegations made at the commission
The former GCIS head has asked for a member of the Zondo commission’s legal team to recuse himself
ANC to make submissions regarding evidence from the country’s big four banks and Barbara Hogan, the former public enterprises minister
According to former GCIS head Mzwanele Manyi, the New Age newspaper was a casualty of white-collar corporate capture of the state
Treasury director general Dondo Mogajane tells Zondo commission Van Rooyen was “clearly” unfamiliar with the two men who accompanied him to treasury
Former treasury DG Lungisa Fuzile detailed how Des van Rooyen tried to appoint Malcolm Mabaso as an ‘informal’ adviser
Gordhan denied allegations his daughter amassed millions of rands through state tenders, urging his detractors to appear before the Zondo commission
This was in response to being asked whether former president Jacob Zuma had placed any conditions on his 2015 appointment as finance minister
Ousted branch leaders are taking their battle with the leadership of Amcu to court
The broadcaster’s savings from cost-cutting are far less than the money needed to rescue it
According to Hogan’s testimony, a tussle between Jacob Maroga and the Eskom board showed how former president Jacob Zuma imposed his authority
Barbara Hogan is expected to reveal how former president Jacob Zuma began meddling in the appointment of board members and executives in SOEs
The chairperson of the state capture inquiry says anyone found guilty of leaking witness statements could be disciplined
After calling on South Africa to cut down on coal, the environmental activist organisation has been criticised as anti-worker
In a report released on Wednesday Busisiwe Mkhwebane confirmed a court ruling that the home affairs minister ‘deliberately told untruths’
A new Equal Education report reveals why the Eastern Cape has the worst school infrastructure backlog in the country
In a judgment handed down on Tuesday, the court said a section of the Upgrading of Land Tenure Rights Act solidifies apartheid legislation
The broadcaster has announced mass retrenchments in the wake of financial woes, but unions say workers are the victims of an uncreative board
Residents claim politicians flock to Khayelitsha in times of tragedy, but leave with empty promises
More than half of Malagasy prisoners have yet to face trial, but live in squalid, dangerous conditions
The pastor has accused Judge Mandela Makaula of being impartial
The lawyer for the televangelist has been accused of browbeating a witness during the course of his cross examination
The group’s visit comes amid a controversial Australian senate motion condemning ‘anti-white racism’
The Zondo commission’s legal team made a last-minute application to push the testimonies of the high-profile witnesses to November
Advocate Busisiwe Mkhwebane has confirmed she will investigate allegations related to a PIC investment that allegedly benefitted the minister’s son
The Police Minister has called on Westbury to welcome and support the new police units, asking that residents not engage in clashes with authorities
Former president Jacob Zuma did not give Nhlanhla Nene any reason why he was fired from his position as finance minister in December 2015
During his testimony before the commission, Minister Nhlanhla Nene detailed how pressure to approve a R1.6-trillion nuclear deal led to his axing
Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene is expected to detail his axing from the Zuma Cabinet in 2015 and his own links with the Gupta family
The police minister has promised a patrolling unit would start their work on the streets of Westbury so the residents can ‘sleep better at night’
The community began protesting on Friday after a woman was fatally shot in the crossfire between alleged gang members on Thursday
As the Sasol Solar Challenge races across the nation, questions arise about whether SA is any closer to a solar-powered future