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Lord Peter Hain, a former UK Cabinet minister with family links to South Africa, has called on the SA private sector to step up and find a role for whistleblower Athol Williams.

The IRR has requested that Treasury consider implementing a “maximum value-for-money” procurement policy, or at least publish a budgetary analysis of what would be saved by doing so.

President Cyril Ramaphosa tethered his administration to ending rolling blackouts in a State of the Nation debate reply on Thursday that also signalled the departure of Deputy President David ‘DD’ Mabuza from the government. President Cyril Ramaphosa tethered his administration to ending rollin...

Making headlines: Gungubele defends military drills with Russia and China despite broad condemnation, EFF storms Tshwane offices and UK politician says SA needs to find a role for Athol Williams

Afrophobia has become deeply institutionalised in post-apartheid South Africa as hostility towards migrants and refugees persists.

Minister of Justice and Correctional Services Ronald Lamola announced on Monday that while significant progress in renewing the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) has been made, a silo approach in the fight against fraud and corruption has been identified as a weakness in the Criminal Justice System. Lamola gave the opening address at the Countering the Corrupt: Reform of the Criminal Justice Administration in South Africa Conference, where he said such a gathering is indicative of the fact th...

The DA’s Raymond Dhlamini has been reinstated as Ekurhuleni council speaker after a successful legal challenge to his ousting.

Legal representatives for the defence strongly opposed the swearing-in of a witness by the State in the Bloemfontein High Court on Monday during the first State Capture trial.

Paul Hoffman gives insight into corruption in SA and the consequences of State Capture in the absence of an effective anti-corruption entity.

By David Himbara Rwanda’s ruling party newspaper, The New Times declared that ConsTruck Ltd, a subsidiary of NPD Ltd is ready to construct 57 new roads in th