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Over 500 MPs and presiding officers were recently sent OUTA's parliamentary oversight report with only 5% actually clicking to download it.

In several villages in the Eastern Cape there are reports of children running a food stokvel, a practice they have termed ‘Umgalelo’, to make sure that at least twice a week their school feeding scheme fills their little stomachs. Their hunger, and the indignity they suffer as children, is dire...

In total, the provincial Departments of Health have lost more than R121 million through corruption since January 2020, says Michele Clarke.

Days of Zondo: The Fight for Freedom from Corruption decodes years of graft through in-depth analysis of state capture orchestrators

Unlike Jacob Zuma, who has used all mechanisms of the state and legal Stalingrads to avoid prosecution, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and his successor, Dilma Rousseff, strengthened the powers of the judiciary and prosecutors to go after corruption, removing many of the legal loopholes used by Braz...

The SCA has dismissed with costs a bid by Siyangena Technologies to overturn a finding by a high court that it was complicit in corruption when it scored contracts valued at about R5.5bn from Prasa.

28 October 2022 - Imagine for a moment the Jurassic World franchise stripping out all mention of genetics. Or the Alien films dispensing with the space travel. Or the Terminator movies dropping any reference to artificial intelligence.

The Special Investigating Unit says it is finalising criminal, disciplinary and civil litigation referrals at the country’s rail agency. Prasa faces another commission of inquiry following recommendations by the Zondo commission.

Anglican church leader Archbishop Thabo Makgoba added his voice to growing opinion about government plans to tackle state capture.

He said the state capture commission detailed how state organs were weakened and how unqualified people were appointed to key organs of the State to push certain interests..