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In February, then-Eskom CEO André de Ruyter alleged in a television interview with eNCA that senior politicians were complicit in the corruption at the power utility.

The Hawks are investigating financial mismanagement allegations against senior Mbhashe municipality managers involving investment, funeral and life cover.

Alarm bells have gone off in the province’s crime prevention unit following the bombing of a second cash-in-transit vehicle in a space of two weeks in Komga on Monday.

Hawks have acknowledged the allegations of corruption made by former Eskom CEO André de Ruyter in the Fivaz reports.

Two years in jail and dismissal for a R200 bribe.

A man who claimed undue VAT refunds that resulted in revenue service Sars losing R6.6m was on Wednesday sentenced to two 12-year jail terms for VAT fraud.

Former Gauteng Hawks head Shadrack Sibiya was involved in the Senzo Meyiwa murder investigation during his suspension, the Pretoria high court heard on Monday.

Long-haul bus operator Intercape is back in court — this time to try to compel the police minister and his national and five provincial police commissioners as well as the Hawks to step up and act against those attacking its buses, staff and passengers.

Special Investigating Unit head advocate Andy Mothibi has told the standing committee of public accounts that while the contents of the report need to be taken into account, the manner in which it was conducted was flawed.

Investigative unit’s head says De Ruyter’s private intelligence operation without authority from Eskom’s board amounted to ‘maladministration’