What stood out at the Johannesburg launch of Jacques Pauw’s ‘The President’s Keepers’ was how incredibly white the audience at the book launch was.
An alleged R1-million monthly salary from an ANC-supporter was not a part of President Zuma’s declared goods said DA leader Mmusi Maimane
‘Assuming to be true what we cannot yet know makes us vulnerable to manipulation, with consequences for both the innocent and the guilty’
For those named in the report, some things have changed and some have stayed the same
Large-scale government corruption existed before the rise to power of the ANC, journalist and author Pieter-Louis Myburgh said on Wednesday.
Paddy Harper asks the party’s ‘unity’ presidential candidate whether his rivals have been wooing him
After a year of delay, President Zuma’s legal team says he is willing to set up a state capture inquiry before the end of the year
Former Trillian adviser to Eskom Mosilo Mothepu detailed how big bosses made hundreds of millions in trading on the firing of Nhlanhla Nene.
‘What possible reason could the president have to delay the release of the report? To sow more chaos? You’d think he’d done enough of that already. ‘
The president has a seemingly endless arsenal of surprising counterarguments
Zuma has asked the court to set aside then public protector Thuli Madonsela’s order that he establish an inquiry to investigate state capture
President Zuma is due to argue before the high court in Pretoria that he should not be forced to establish a commission of inquiry into state capture
ANC veterans asked him to get the UK to probe those involved with the family in state capture
Amid the long series of Gupta emails, it can be easy to lose sight of the other instance of “state capture” — or even “country capture”.
Former Eskom chief executive Brian Dames could not deny that he met with the Gupta family during his tenure.
McKinsey and Trillian are set to meet with Eskom on Monday, Business Day has reported
After having her resignation accepted because of her link to state capture, Bianca Goodson’s integrity is starting to pay-off.
The auditor who botched the Sars rogue unit report has links going back to Shaik
The judge was scathing when he rejected the family’s bid to force the Bank of Baroda’s arm
The firm’s mea culpa underestimated the anger that the effects of its negligence would unleash
Apartheid leader John Vorster quit over the Info Scandal, but our evasive president refuses to go
The actions of the consultancy firm are not enough, nothing short of full disclosure will clear their name
The state-owned energy company has been implicated in documents that trace a web of corruption
The Democratic Alliance (DA) is opposing President Zuma’s high court application to delay investigations of state capture by a commission of inquiry
Does Zuma’s still-pending application to review and overturn Madonsela’s state capture report absolve him of the responsibility to act on it?
Mail and Guardian has proved its commitment to free press in our readiness to defend editor Steven Motale
Commissions of inquiry into state capture should not stall the start of investigations, days the vice-president.
South Africa welcomes all distinguished travellers with diplomatic immunity.
"We know the extent of the rot in the state and we know the nonstate actors who help the corrupted public officials and elected politicians."
The former finance minister has criticised those sitting on the fence and allowing state capture to continue crippling the country’s economy.
In fashioning a new state after apartheid, surely we ought to have done better. Ahmed Timol did not die for this.
Nonexecutive chair Tokyo Sexwale released the report on, among other things, claims that Trillion irregularly scored millions from state contracts.