Mkhuleko Hlengwa has pointed to people in Eskom or the public enterprises department for making the document public
The Special Investigating Unit found that companies were awarded tenders despite not qualifying for the contracts.
The department of public enterprises is concerned that the proposed sale of assets threatens its plans to engineer SAA 2.0
Eskom is stuck in a tricky situation and doesn’t have the wholehearted support of MPs when it comes to recouping its money
Crime-fighting bodies update MPs on why high-profile investigations into VBS Mutual Bank and Steinhoff have not yielded results
A report by the auditor general said most municipalities, which are supposed to be on the front line of service delivery, were in financial difficulty
Mkhuleko Hlengwa warns that Scopa will use its new far-reaching powers
The head of parliament’s watchdog says he is going to get more power to dig into graft and corruption, and ensure there are consequences
The M&G understands the ANC offered the position to the IFP in exchange for support in metros lost during 2016 local government elections
The state asset manager sat on non-compliance report in the Ayo Technology transaction for five months before taking action
According to the findings of the Nexus report, contracts were irregularly awarded to several service providers
The SIU is investigating a water project in Giyani which was cost between R1.2-million and R1.4-million to drill a borehole
In a meeting with Parliament’s Standing Committee on Public Accounts, councils blamed the growing debt on ineffective revenue collection systems
It’s alleged that large sums of money were allocated to firms without following due process
Public officials who routinely find loopholes to siphon money out of government coffers may soon find themselves in the dock
The DA wants Scopa to probe allegations that Cogta Minister Zweli Mkhize received a R4.5-million ‘kickback’ in return for facilitating a PIC loan
The court may need to rule on whether or not Markus Jooste can testify in parliament, as MP’s agree to subpoena him
The top 10 defaulting municipalities owe Eskom billions, and a parliamentary committee has resolved to find out why they are not paying their debts
In April FDA shut down the police’s firearm permit system and property control and exhibit management
The erosion of public resources through “brazen theft” must be dealt with, says Dondo Mogajane
A dossier makes allegations of members’ fees escalating and plans to outsource their own work
To inform Jacob Zuma about the decision relating to the corruption charges against him is not special treatment, Shaun Abrahams told Scopa
The tender deadline was originally postponed from February 28, and risks being postponed again.
For the third week running,General Yolisa Matakata was quizzed about the Gupta-related scam in Parliament when she appeared before Scopa
Experts from across the country gathered to chart a way forward to bring cheaper energy to South Africa
A tech company is holding the justice system to "ransom"
An inquiry into the finances of the Department of Water and Sanitation has been instituted after it conceded to being billions of rand in debt.
The premier promised to align education and training to meet the needs of the new digital economy
Acting Hawks head Yolisa Matakata told parliamentary watchdog Scopa it is investigating matters related to “state capture” at Transnet.
Since the election of Cyril Ramaphosa as ANC president, it has been debated whether President Jacob Zuma will resign or be removed from office
The raids were conducted under the direction of the Special Commercial Crimes Unit, and were part of IPID’s investigation into Phahlane.
Scopa chairperson Themba Godi said he received a letter on Monday from Transnet board chairperson Linda Mabaso requesting a postponement until January