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18 August 2022 - The malaise evident in the ANC policy conference is even worse than Claire Bisseker describes (Features, August 4-10) — and her description is dire.

The owners of Regiments Capital say they need roughly R20m from their assets under restraint to cover legal expenses for several high-stakes court cases.

Outlining his first steps to tackle corruption, the new South African president told parliament he plans to screen the lifestyles of future government officials. He also spoke up over the deadly Marikana miners' strike.

SARS is one of many state institutions in South Africa that have been fingered in the Judicial Commission of Inquiry into State Capture.

Bain & Company’s managing partner in SA took out a page three, full-page advert appealing for “constructive dialogue” with South Africans.

The FSCA has compelled ANC bosses to settle outstanding and accumulated debt estimated at R85m it owes its workers through a provident fund scheme.

Proposed amendments to the party’s constitution are geared towards finding stringent ways to discipline unruly members through constitutionalising the temporary suspension and voluntary step-side processes as well as the Integrity Committee. The amendments can be made if at least a two-thirds...

Faith-based organisations must put their weight behind the reform of the criminal justice administration that was gutted in the Zuma years.

Stephen York says Bain & Company made serious mistakes in the procurement and execution of its work at SARS.

Advocate Dali Mpofu on Monday told the Supreme Court of Appeal that former correctional services commissioner Arthur Fraser took his decision to grant parole within the law.