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A recording of now suspended Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane meeting the Office of the Inspector-General of Intelligence raised the lid a little further on the spooks and the South African Revenue Service’s so-called intelligence unit that hit the headlines in 2014. A recording of now sus...

The outgoing SA Communist Party (SACP) secretary-general, Blade Nzimande, has strongly criticised a ‘weak government’ for allowing the Gupta brothers to capture the sate.

The impact of a lawyer cross-examining and preparing future defences emerged in Thursday’s parliamentary impeachment inquiry of suspended Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane. And it’s changing how parliamentary inquiries unfold – moving the focus from MPs’ oversight questions to legal s...

National Police Commissioner Fannie Masemola has appointed another cop to oversee the Presidential Protection Services. This comes during political fallout relating to an ‘unreported’ robbery at President Cyril Ramaphosa’s Limpopo farm in February 2020. National Police Commissioner Fannie...

On top of being generally incompetent and wilfully negligent, it seems Gwede Mantashe has trouble reading his own title.

Meritocracy has its role to play to combat the scourge of the administration being torn between party loyalty and what is in the best interests of our people.

The Constitutional Court gave lawmakers three years to rewrite the legislation that regulates how the state spies on our private communications. But, with just over 18 months left to make the amendments, the recent final report from the Zondo Commission’s inquiry into State Capture has made i...

There is no clarity yet on whether the NPA has appointed a team to oversee the investigations and prosecutions of those implicated in wrongdoing at the rail agency — which the Zondo Commission report recommended should happen ‘immediately’. But the NPA said it was coordinating cases with...

Mohammed Mooidheen and Vernon Pillay, as well as their spouses, were arrested on Tuesday for their alleged role in state capture at the SOE.

The two former ABB workers are accused of defrauding Eskom by receiving R8.6 million in kickbacks, including cash and luxury cars, by awarding a R549.6 million sub-contract.