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Corruption: The number can’t be verified, and appears based on an older rumour that R300-billion is lost every year.

Although Transnet is still being stabilised after widescale looting through sullied contracts during the State Capture years, it doesn’t yet have cash or a strong financial profile. This is despite pencilling in a profit and unqualified audit. Although Transnet is still being stabilised after...

The king of Eswatini, Africa's last absolute monarchy, on Friday praised police who brutally put down last year's pro-democracy demonstrations in which dozens of protesters were killed.

Zondo Commission into State Capture findings are damning against Parliament, with need for a shakeup to regain accountability and credibility.

Former UK cabinet minister Peter Hain has been leading the charge against global consultancy firm Bain & Co in the corridors of power abroad.

Bruce Whitfield interviews Treasury acting DG Ismail Momoniat and Pan-African Investment & Research Services Dr Iraj Abedian.

The social sector summit now on in Johannesburg should have been an opportunity for a robust and meaningful engagement between activists and the government on how to work together to address poverty and inequality. But in the context of many organisations asking why they were not invited it see...

Britain’s decision to ban Bain & Co from receiving government contracts for three years has sparked calls for SA government to follow suit. 

Former Gupta kingpin Salim Essa has filed a high court application for a review of the State Capture report.

British cabinet minister Jacob Rees-Mogg acts against Bain on the urging of anti-apartheid campaigner Peter Hain.