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While MPs condemned Burger’s absence without notice, they were divided on the reasons for his not appearing, with some questioning how a police officer could be so scared while others understood his fears as indicative of the magnitude of risks associated with investigating Eskom-related corruption.

SIU head Andy Mothibi told Parliament for the second week in a row that they were unable to acquire the elusive report, believed to be what the former Eskom CEO, André de Ruyter, based many of his corruption claims about the utility on.

The Infrastructure Built Anti-Corruption Forum (IBACF) continues to play a critical role in ensuring a multi-stakeholder collaboration in the fight against fraud, corruption, and maladministration in the construction sector. The IBACF is one of the strategic interventions that is being implemented to protect the integrity of the approved government Infrastructure Investment Plan through detection and prevention of corruption in the construction sector. While there are ongoing investigations in ....

The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) is investigating 18 lawyers linked to the office of the state attorney, for allegedly making fraudulent medico-legal claims, amounting to more than half a billion rand.

SIU boss also wants spouses and children monitored, and recommends lifestyle audits to deal with rampant corruption at the power utility.

Corruption in South Africa is high as it ranked number 72 out of 180 countries, according to the Transparency International 2022 Corruption Perception Index.

The top echelons of the SA Police Service already knew in July 2022 of the private intelligence-driven investigations at Eskom. This emerged after three hours of persistent questioning by lawmakers. On Tuesday, significant portions of former Eskom CEO André de Ruyter’s controversial public stat...

Parliament's standing committee on public accounts was left with more questions than answers after a briefing by the SA Police Service, Hawks and Special Investigating Unit on Tuesday. 



Law enforcement bosses argue that before the TV interview the former Eskom boss had made only generic references about crime

Eskom’s new board is expected before the standing committee, with aims to get to the bottom of André de Ruyter’s corruption allegations.