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Time will tell what the records reveal and their extent. The excuse that ‘the dog ate my homework’ does not appear to be available.

The South African Institute for Chartered Accountants (SAICA) disciplinary process was put to the test in 2023. It failed dismally. In its handling of a complaint against CA Graeme Rigby, seemingly systemic problems in SAICA’s disciplinary system were revealed. The conduct of SAICA raises serio...

In the latest news in South Africa on Wednesday, 14 February 2024, early fuel projections for March 2024 shows that BAD news.

Busisiwe Mkhwebane hasn’t commented on the Public Protector SA’s decision not to pay out her R10m gratuity, but she’s likely to fight it.

The President’s statements about development seem all the more hollow when we consider the aggressive budget cuts unilaterally instituted by the Treasury.

The leader of the DA has vowed the party will expose President Cyril Ramaphosa’s alleged role in state capture.

The IRR says state capture prosecutions is like treating a deep would with painkillers instead of undergoing surgery.

The arrival of Stage 6 load shedding over the weekend underscores how potent an issue the energy crisis will be in this year’s elections. And the timing of the latest round of problems at Eskom, between the State of the Nation Address and the launch of the EFF’s election manifesto, could not ha...

The ANC was ordered to hand over all meeting minutes, CVs and Whatsapp discussions relating to cadre deployment overseen by Ramaphosa.

“We need something new and fresh,” former president Jacob Zuma’s son Duduzane said when explaining why he did not join his father's new political formation, the MK Party, and decided to start his own party.