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The National Treasury has announced amendments to existing laws to strengthen South Africa’s commitment to fighting corruption and terrorist financing.

Former Transnet and Eskom boss Brian Molefe is expected appearance in Palm Ridge Magistrate’s Court in Johannesburg.

Former Transnet CEO Brian Molefe, who is accused of colluding with the Guptas, was arrested this morning and is due in court

More work needs to be done to show concretely how State Capture affected these institutions and what can be done to fix them.

Here’s what’s hot in the latest edition of the Afrikaans digital weekly.

Martha Ngoyes appearance before the state capture commission last year shed more light on the multi-billion rand Swifambo and Siyangena contracts, which have since been declared invalid and set aside by the courts.

The Gauteng officials were suspended to ensure their presence does not interfere with the investigation into allegations of improper procurement and payment of service providers at Tembisa Hospital.

24 August 2022 - The late US president John F Kennedy is today remembered primarily for having been assassinated – and for the speculation about a vast conspiracy behind it. His death was particularly traumatic for many people across the world as he came to symbolise the promise of the age, of his country and of the latter’s place in the world: societal and individual freedom, generational change while retaining the best that the past had bequeathed, and the boundless possibilities of innova...

President Ramaphosa has chosen to oppose an application by the Democratic Alliance to have cadre deployment declared unlawful.

Activists say their support for the shutdown is understandable — many of the union demands relate to fundamental human rights.