Former presidents and secretaries were uninvited to try cut costs but have now been asked to attend again
Recalcitrant ANC MPs had previously enabled state capture, and nothing had changed, according to the chief justice
Trust in the government’s ability to deliver has worn thin, but we can’t allow it to give way to intermediaries with little regard for the public’s best interests
Scopa was also told by the company’s legal head that André de Ruyter’s explosive television interview did not bring the utility into disrepute
The agreement was reached at a meeting in Dubai between the justice minister and his Emirati counterpart
BLSA on Eskom investigation: ‘We don’t go out of our way to meddle”
The NPA raised concerns about the judgment and called for the Investigating Directorate to be made a permanent entity without delay
All Nulane Investments accused have been acquitted, but observers had been warning for months that the writing was on the wall
The case, which informed the request for the extradition of the Gupta brothers, has ended in defeat for the prosecution for lack of evidence
There are many obstacles, including the brothers being free agents and newfound citizens of the Pacific nation of Vanuatu
In his report, Chief Justice Raymond Zondo said Kwinana either had no clue about or dishonestly pretended she did not know some of the basic obligations of her profession
The two interventions have received major blowback with critics accusing the government of undermining public oversight
Atul and Tony Gupta are said to be seeking asylum in central African states while South Africa’s extradition request stalls
Provincial secretary Bheki Mtolo says Zondo is playing politics and ‘needs to be stopped’
Anxiety about governance failures stands to limit our options, just when we need an alternative direction the most
Not investigating politicians is a breach of standards, former public protector tells inquiry into her successor, Busisiwe Mkhwebane
Neither the utility nor its former CEO have replied to a letter of demand issued by the ruling party. They were given until Wednesday to do so
Former public protector says intelligence agency opened documents couriered to her by the department of international relations
The National Prosecuting Authority is ready to act on state capture crimes but whether it has the ability to do so has been questioned
The top priority must be to take swift action to get off the greylist, restore SA’s reputation and regain the global community’s trust, party says
Financial Action Task Force noted the country made ‘a high-level political commitment’ to work with the watchdog to tackle money laundering
Calls for two judges accused of crime to step aside while a third appears before Judicial Conduct Tribunal on a complaint of impeachable misconduct
The finance minister said South Africa still needs to address shortcomings but hopes the sanctions will not be severe
Call for Eastern Cape judge president to step aside over sexual harassment and hearings begin in misconduct charges against Gauteng judge Makhubele
In his 8 January speech, the president was emphatic on racism, saying the time for white male rule was over
The ruling party’s conference declaration has ignored the land expropriation without compensation bill
Ignoring its own dirt will be to the ruling party’s detriment
Covid, state capture and climate change are all problems that need solving – but here’s how to see the silver lining and deal with them
The ANC’s reaction to the Zondo findings was a precursor of its attitude to the Ngcobo ‘Farmgate’ report
Ramaphosa delivers his political report despite heckling by supporters of his predecessor Jacob Zuma
Despite new management, problems that are costing the economy dearly continue to compound. Can the logistical behemoth turn the tide?
The minister is demanding that 013News retract an article suggesting he interfered in the decisions of the National Prosecuting Authority