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New measures could put the sting back in the tail of South Africa’s efforts to curb high-level corruption. 

EOH says coming clean before the Zondo Commission and the company's anti-corruption measures since 2019 have restored faith in its operations and integrity.

Populism as a rising global phenomenon is a danger to democracies around the world, from extremist Latin American roots to liberation movements in Africa.

The Presidency director-general is set to officially head the public service by the end of 2022, when guidelines on this are to be finalised. It raises questions about the Union Building’s assertion of its centrality in governance.

Spokesperson Vincent Magwenya used the weekly Presidency briefing to list some of President Cyril Ramaphosa’s achievements since he came into office.

When the minister delivers his Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement, he should show public leadership by announcing that the current approach to running the economy has failed.

Anchor Capital says striking the right balance between providing relief and improving SAs fiscal prognosis is imperative.

For Transnet Freight Rail’s inability to transport goods to market, the parastatal’s Siza Mzimela has blamed many factors ranging from adverse weather conditions to a locust infestation. She has also pointed to fewer rail slots being available to customers and existing ones being booked to capa...

Government will attempt to keep track of all staff who have been fired from organs of state, or who have resigned to avoid being disciplined, through a new register.



Parliament is widely viewed as little more than a talk shop in which the ANC wields its power to shield undeserving MPs from accountability.