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Former President Jacob Zuma has thanked all those who participated in the July riots and asked them to do it for others as well.

South Africans must push back against these nationalist winds sweeping the country. They howl radical slogans but share much with the republicanism of the apartheid National Party. They huff the notes of decolonialism but exhale the nationalism of the European late-19th century.

Beyond the current negative experiences, and beyond the time lags that can mask tectonic changes below the surface, South Africa may in fact be genuinely entering a new era of faster growth and development.

The National Prosecuting Authority has thrown many eggs into one basket as it seeks to prosecute a long list of those allegedly responsible for criminality linked to transactions associated with Transnet’s 1,064 locomotives deal. Now it is under pressure to produce a compelling charge sheet for...

The charges relate to corrupt dealings that Nair allegedly had with Bosasa — awarding security features valued at R200,000

German IT giant T-Systems scored one of the biggest Gupta-linked State Capture contracts in South Africa, with links to both Transnet and Eskom. Despite glaring evidence available in the public domain, the findings of the Zondo Commission and a fresh criminal investigation in Germany, South Afr...

Suspended Pretoria chief magistrate Desmond Nair will be making representations to the NPA as to why he should not be prosecuted on a corruption charge after allegedly accepting a bribe from services company African Global Operations, formerly known as Bosasa.

Zuma expressed satisfaction with the support he received after last years Constitutional Court judgment, which sentenced him to 15 months in prison for failing to appear before the Zondo commission into state capture.

State prosecutor Adv Billy Downer and News24's Karyn Maughan will potentially face their criminal prosecution by Zuma on 2 February 2023.

Country is steadily enacting market reforms, which has led to installed electrical capacity growing 10-fold from 2000