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The company was awarded a R2.2 billion contract in 2015 to provide the power utility with controls and instrumentation work for the Kusile power station.

Judge Sandile Ngcobo says spy boss’s evidence ‘hearsay’, but still makes damning findings. Ramaphosa disputes Phala Phala alleged video evidence.

The ANC National Executive Committee nomination list is topped by fairly young ANC leaders — some with questionable pasts.

Busisiwe Mkhwebane could not have found a more quintessential, ordinary citizen than Freddie Nyathela, the first witness to testify on her behalf at her Section 194 impeachment inquiry.

Thousands of pages have been handed over to the lawyers of former Transnet CEO Brian Molefe and his co-accused in the R398.4m Transnet corruption case. The lawyers will return to court in April 2023 to indicate whether they require any additional information. If not, a pre-trial date will be se...

Is it the spectre of Mbeki’s removal? Does Ramaphosa fear that he will lose traction with the unions — his original base inside the party which has the machinery to campaign on a larger scale than the ANC itself?

Bain and Co is accused of destabilising Sars and playing a major role in state capture during the leadership of former President Jacob Zuma.

Despite Chief Justice Raymond Zondo's adverse findings against the party's cadre deployment in the state capture report, ANC national chairperson Gwede Mantashe insists Zondo was himself a beneficiary of the policy.



Although South Africa remains a constitutional democracy, legal autocrats are menacingly moving to centre stage, exploiting the law to subvert the very constitutional enterprise and meet their own populist purposes.

In what can best be described as a wicked conspiracy against the republic, fate has determined that two controversial judgments are delivered on the same day. In its “wisdom” the Constitutional Court ordered that convicted murderer Janusz Walus be released on parole. For its part, the Supreme Court of Appeal has ordered that the parole…