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You know the silly season is upon us when political parties start showing off every project implemented where they govern.

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Government officials have an important obligation to the public to pursue due diligence in their day-to-day work.

Eastern Cape finance MEC Mlungisi Mvoko will table his budget on Tuesday amid a public sector wage strike that has gone on for a week.

Keeping to its pledge of investing R4.5bn into the SA economy, SA Breweries (SAB) has completed the first phase of a R510m investment at its Ibhayi Brewery in Nelson Mandela Bay.

Treasury witness testifies that Free State feasibility study contract awarded to Gupta associate did not qualify to skip normal supply chain processes

Ensuring SA has a future with more cheers — South African Breweries, the country’s biggest beer maker, revealed a new logo and slogan at its offices in Grosvenore Road in Johannesburg on Wednesday.

Chief Justice Zondo made several major findings regarding President Cyril Ramaphosa and how the ANC as an organisation and its individual members cashed in on the looting of state-owned enterprises (SOEs). He also made some strong recommendations.

The Nelson Mandela Bay municipality wants to write off R4.5m spent by the Mandela Bay Development Agency during the height of Covid-19 as it has been marked as an irregular expenditure after an internal audit investigation.