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Advocate Pansy Tlakula raises concerns about non-compliance of SA law-makers when it comes to the Promotion of Access to Information Act.

The Department of Justice and Constitutional Development reported 4,500 late or unpaid invoices during the second quarter of the 2023/2024 financial year.

New institutions are particularly vulnerable to disruption from corrupt political decision-makers — the NPA is a glaring example.

ANC stalwart Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, who is retiring from politics, became the first woman to chair the African Union Commission.

The Black Lawyers Association says a case about black economic empowerment in which no black lawyers were involved is indicative of a broader problem of skewed briefing patterns.

According to the PSC, the total number of invoices paid by the national departments during the third quarter was 33,394.

How journalists report on sex work is a powerful tool in shaping public discourse and informing how we understand concepts and social norms.

National Treasury reports that South Africa has made substantial progress to get off the Financial Action Task Force grey list.

The Information Regulator issues the first enforcement notice against a direct marketing firm, saying it contravened section 69 of POPIA.

2024 Budget prioritises foreign exchange reforms to boost investment, trade, and tax collection, enhancing financial system credibility and efficiency...