A lifeline to the driest parts of SA’s north west has been wracked by allegations of tender fraud, leading to the suspension of two of its officials.
A businessman claims that his company was used as a front for an entity allegedly close to Magashule to supply R9.5M worth of soccer regalia.
Hundreds of thousands of rands have been spent while Des van Rooyen’s official home is readied.
Anti-mining activists in Melmoth, KwaZulu-Natal are living in fear of their lives in a scenario that echoes the Xolobeni unease on the Wild Coast.
A R171-million contract, now under investigation, is seen as an ANC image-building exercise
Amid death threats, villagers take on their chief and an Indian company in a fight for their land
Hawks investigators have taken over the case, initially thought to be just a robbery gone wrong
Vicious accusations and countercharges abound in Mathews Phosa’s domestic and political life.
Political infighting has frozen a multimillion-rand poultry project but no one is taking responsibility
The South Africans allegedly duped by a UAE trickster face an uphill battle to return home
Illegal miners are reportedly being killed without consequence amid evidence of mine-stripping.
Uncertainty surrounds the arrest, hospitalisation and detention of a Tanzanian man charged with intimidating and extorting Nompumelelo Ntuli-Zuma.
The first week of public hearings at the arms commission has ended in a controversial perjury row involving witness leader advocate Simmy Lebala.
A board member is accused of exploiting insider knowledge to land a R26m contract.
A board member is accused of exploiting insider knowledge to land a R26m contract.
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/ 7 December 2012
Most of the evidence concerns KwaZulu-Natal Premier Zweli Mkhize and Barbara Masekela, South Africa’s former ambassador to France.
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/ 7 December 2012
The 2006 forensic report prepared for Zuma’s trial that never saw the light of day … now made available in the public interest.
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/ 30 November 2012
A Cope, DA and ANC parliamentarian are the top three property owners in the House.
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/ 30 November 2012
A Swedish programme has aired allegations of a payment ostensibly intended for a union school.
A Swedish programme has aired allegations of a payment ostensibly intended for a union school. Drew Forrest and Tabelo Timse report.
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/ 22 November 2012
Fears that an agreement between SA & Swedish unions was a Trojan horse for arms deal kickbacks.
As in SA, the ghosts of the arms deal keep returning to haunt politicians in Sweden, with a TV station revealing new details in the arms deal saga.
Parks Tau said this week: "I am confident of my innocence. It is important that when such allegations arise we should subject ourselves to scrutiny."
Johannesburg’s first couple faces conflict of interest claims over the awarding of a lucrative contract.
Despite the heated outcry over a previous power station tender, the ANC’s business arm has gone on to benefit from a multibillion-rand Eskom deal.
The ANC’s policy documents say that owning businesses presents serious problems that could harm the party, writes Tabelo Timse.
Man ‘disappeared’ after recovering R28-million for the Swazi government — but was easy to find
ANC treasurer says if taxpayers do not contribute they cannot ask for transparency
SA President Jacob Zuma on Sunday warned Nato against using its military campaign in Libya for the "political assassination" of Muammar Gaddafi.
For years the only hot water in Zoleka Mali’s home in Zwide outside Port Elizabeth came out of a pot on her paraffin stove.
Jacob Zuma on Thursday joins a club of the world’s most important developing nations at a summit in China, the latest effort to assert his n
Former Madagascan president Marc Ravalomanana was blocked from leaving South Africa on Saturday, after an airline refused to give him a boarding pass.