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President Cyril Ramaphosa’s new plan to address South Africa’s electricity crisis has been widely panned in the media as being ‘too little too late’ or lacking details or timeframes, but Mark Swilling, co-director of the Centre for Sustainability Transitions at Stellenbosch University,...

Accountability Now has laid out a case for the DA limiting the relief it seeks when it goes to court to battle the ANC Deployment Committee.

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Security clearance, spreadsheets to track investigations that kept staff in office meetings, and rocketing litigation costs that cut community outreach projects were among the reasons for plunging staff morale at the Office of the Public Protector, according to whistle-blower Sphelo Samuel.

Beyond this colourful terminology, however, what will help us take practical steps towards tackling both grand and petty corruption?

In its final report, the Zondo Commission concluded that it is unlikely that the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa will recover without urgent interventions to arrest a culture of whistle-blower victimisation and corruption cover-ups. Unfortunately, whistle-blowers continue to be targeted w...

NPA head Shamila Batohi, together with Justice Minister Ronald Lamola and the department’s director-general Doctor Mashabane, addressed the media on various extradition processes that the country was involved in from Pretoria on Tuesday.

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa—The worsening energy crisis in Africa's second-largest economy has prompted the ruling African National Congress (ANC) ...

The minister has updated the country on various extradition processes currently under way, including efforts to have Atul and Rajesh Gupta returned to the country to answer to the charges of fraud, corruption and money laundering.

Eskom was a primary target of State Capture corruption. The balance sheet of Eskom shows indebtedness exceeding R400-billion.