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Corruption Watch says the finding that President Cyril Ramaphosa has a prima facie case to answer on the origin of foreign currency stolen at his Phala Phala farm, as well as the underlying transaction, is good for democracy.

The National Treasury has veiled its public participation process on procurement reform in secrecy. That undermines the integrity of the process and risks perpetuating the disasters of government’s current procurement system, say members of the Procurement Reform Working Group.

Treasury has veiled its public participation process on procurement reform in secrecy. That undermines the integrity of the process and risks perpetuating problems, say members of the Procurement Reform Working Group.

John Ernstzen, one of the most pre-eminent trade unionists in South Africa, has died at the age of 82.

Climate Justice Coalition Movement is leading a march for ‘Jobs, Clean Energy and Climate Justice’; Daily Maverick is hosting The Gathering.

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Godongwana’s Medium Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS) is expected to be delivered in Parliament at 14:00 on Wednesday.

Parliament is currently considering amendments to a raft of laws to clamp down on money laundering and terrorism financing.

Freedom of expression as we know it may be muzzled as a result of the impending changes contained in the Pocdatara Bill.

Xolisile Khanyile, the director of the Financial Intelligence Centre, says in spite of speculation to the contrary, SA is going to be greylisted because it hasn’t met the requirements set by the global money laundering and terrorist financing watchdog, the Financial Action Task Force.