The inquiry into corruption in the criminal justice system will submit its interim report to President Cyril Ramaphosa by 17 December
The national director of public prosecutions says that key personnel are being targeted as part of a fight-back by state capture forces
The public works minister allegedly knew the convicted fraudster had demolished government property in Limpopo and built a hotel
The Chief Justice preaches about the ills of corruption, yet hasn’t named media houses and journalists who benefitted from the SSA’s Project Wave
The government says Israel’s extension of its military operations in Rafah is in breach of the rights of Palestinians in Gaza
The State Security Agency said it had not picked up credible threats about election interference
Speaker Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula said on Thursday that no new amendments regarding overseeing the intelligence services would be enacted
Thuso Oesi, a former SSA administrator accused of fraud, did not arrive in court for medical reasons
A covert undertaking, Operation Wave, paid out R48-million to journalists and media houses from state security funds
As the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) concludes its first leg of the inquiry into the July unrest in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng, the testimonies have laid bare the…
The former director general of intelligence’s character assassination of the deputy chief justice is straight out of the Zuma playbook
Civilians working together signals the possible germination of a deeply embedded democratic culture where ethnicity no longer divides
Police, State Security Agency were not ‘missing in action’, says Minister Ayanda Dlodlo of violence and pillaging sweeping across parts of South Africa
Journalists’ voices should be the very loudest in calling for the culling of the corrupt among us
Because President Cyril Ramaphosa won the step-aside order in the ANC’s national executive committee, a cabinet reshuffle looms, with Sisulu and Dlodlo’s names on comrades’ lips
Two stories from reporters who turned down offers to spy for the SSA
There’s a reason those in power seek to limit journalists’ freedoms: our stories shine a light on their wrongdoing. However, we must also speak up when the wrongdoing is inside…
Former State Security Agency boss Arthur Fraser goes on the offensive as allegations mount against him at the inquiry into state capture
Journalists who received payments from the state security agency will be named only once the Zondo commission has notified them in writing
Check out the unnatural wonder that is the SSA
