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Imtiaz Fazel will swap his role as director-general of public works for that of the Inspector-General of Intelligence.

State-owned regional airline SA Express has been placed in final liquidation. It went into provisional liquidation already in April 2020 after a failed a business rescue attempt.


Both the Moloi Inquiry and the Public Protector have identified unlawful activity involving Bheki Cele and the police headquarters leases. Prosecuting Cele ticks all the boxes; it is high-profile – he is a national Cabinet minister; it is serious – what could be more serious that corruption...

Barely had Mandela passed at his home in Qunu when the vultures started circling.

If Cyril Ramaphosa prevails in December, it will only increase the noise, performativity, fractiousness and the vituperation so characteristic of the EFF. It remains difficult to see RET supporters crossing the floor and joining the EFF, but we cannot rule out the possibility.

Lord Peter Hain has written to US President Joe Biden asking him to ban Bain & Co from government contracts.

Chief justice Raymond Zondo, chair of the state capture commission, has applied to court to make corrections to the commission's report, saying nobody would be prejudiced by them and they would be in the public interest.

Open Secrets and the Unpaid Benefits Campaign are hosting a ‘People’s Hearing on Unpaid Pensions’; and the Rethinking Economics for Africa Festival.

The way it worked for Mauritius …

Corporates are becoming cleverer and know their ways. To counter big money, rebalancing of democracy and empowering people to engage politically as a countervailing force across the globe is necessary through rule changes