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Where would South Africa be now if our renewable energy programme had started when it was meant to?

President Ruto should keep one eye open for preachers who lie to him that his election was anointment from God.

Its initialism is REIPPPP (that’s right, four P’s), but don’t let that deceive you — on paper, South Africa’s renewable energy programme is one of the most progressive in the world. The problem, in a nutshell, is the chilling effect of the ongoing love affair between the entrenched co...

Accountability Now's Adv Hoffman minces no words in his appraisal of the work lying ahead for the National Anti-Corruption Advisory Council.

Kgalema warns provinces on ANC nominations.

Top police officers and businessmen are accused in draft indictment of an array of corrupt practices, including collusion, wiping call records and failing to report deviations from tender procedure.

Recent news that Eskom had recovered the R30-million it unlawfully paid out to its former CEO, Brian Molefe, provided a glimmer of light amid the darkness. How does the state generally go about recovering money lost to corruption – and what happens to that money once recouped?

The R255m asbestos corruption case against suspended ANC secretary-general Ace Magashule and his co-accused has been postponed to January 20 by the high court in Bloemfontein.

The Constitutional Court has ruled that the UDM leader Bantu Holomisa failed to prove defamatory allegations against the Lebashe Investment Group and fund manager Harith.

No knight in shining armour or pretty optics orchestrated by the Presidency will provide a solution.