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The symbiotic corrupt relationship between business and government is alive and flourishing in South Africa, aided and abetted by the government’s lack of desire to implement whistle-blower protection and support mechanisms.

A formal complaint has been laid by #UniteBehind, which wants six MPs expelled from Parliament.

The chairperson of the state capture commission of inquiry said that various questions had come up on the back of looting that took place in the country during those nine wasted years.

President Ramaphosa’s energy crisis plan ignores the toxic air pollution spewed forth by coal power stations we’re now trying to fix.

The money looted from state-owned entities could have been used to address SA’s problems, says chief justice.

Zondo report: Parliament has signally failed to hold the executive to account for its abuse of public funds and assets.

Chief Justice Raymond Zondo - who in the state capture report found cadre deployment is unconstitutional - is not governing on the ANC's behalf, the chairperson of the Portfolio Committee on Public Service and Administration, Tyotyo James, said as the ANC shot down the DA's End Cadre Deployment private member's bill.



Brian Molefe, former CEO of troubled national power producer Eskom, among guests of the state.

It is a painful fact, but President Cyril Ramaphosa now heads a government that stands for nothing. It is a presidency which, at best, equivocates and, at worst, remains silent on what matters.

Eskom CEO André de Ruyter says he still battles corruption, particularly in procurement processes.