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The state capture report recommends that a number of top Prasa officials and former board members be investigated, including former CEO, Lucky Montana.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has described state capture a “different kind of trauma” for the millions of South Africans.

The global civil society alliance, CIVICUS, is launching the 11th annual Civil Society Report; the Hanns Seidel Foundation, in partnership with the Nelson Mandela Foundation, is hosting a dialogue on the rule of law and constitutionalism; and the Defend Our Democracy Campaign will host a confer...

Paul O'Sullivan spoke to BizNews founder Alec Hogg about the Zondo Commission's investigation officially coming to an end.

President Cyril Ramaphosa says the completion of the State Capture Commission's work is an opportunity to build a society free of corruption.

Lucky Montana, the former head of SA's embattled commuter rail agency, says the whole ideology of state capture was a tool being used to protect the interest of the "white ruling class".



Rob Hersov rocked SA with a hard hitting speech at BNC – accusing Corporate SA of being complicit in ANC criminality and incompetence.

Former Prasa CEO Lucky Montana said while he is not opposed to the launch of another inquiry into Prasa, he believed state capture is not behind the challenges faced in the country.

But government will have to correct the wrongs that face each company first.

Now, after the Zondo Commission has completed its work with the publication of its final report, the question is: Where to from here? As one answer, we consider that it is high time to readdress the amnesty controversy.