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Union wishes to remind the public that they are on record saying that the SAA deal is dodgy

Infighting in the ANC has once again played out in the broader political arena. Former president Jacob Zuma (81) has declared his refusal to vote or campaign for the ANC in the 2024 elections. Instead, he will make his X with a new party, Umkhonto We Sizwe, which has not yet announced its leade...

The Institute for Justice and Reconciliation (IJR) found that 47% of South Africans did not feel sufficiently qualified to participate in politics, while 51% felt they lacked a good understanding of the important issues affecting South Africans. 

We are all part of a self-perpetuating cycle of consumption and profit, driven by those with wealth and unquestioningly endorsed by people who have not considered their role in shaping the calamity facing our planet. We are all part of a cycle of consumption and profit, credulously endorsed by...

President Cyril Ramaphosa says government is making progress in bringing to book those responsible for state capture.

After a tumultuous week of allegations and responses, the ANC has indicated that Mavuso Msimang will continue to serve the party.

Former McKinsey & Co partner Vikas Sagar, Gupta enterprise kingpin Salim Essa and longtime Gupta enterprise employee Ashok Narayan are not off the hook and they officially remain suspects wanted on criminal charges relating to an advisory contract linked to Transnet’s acquisition of locomotives...

The recent cabinet approval of Gazprombank as PetroSA's investment partner raises concerns of potential state capture in SA's energy sector.

The Blueprint for Free Speech Whistleblowing Awards, now in their third year, shed light on the challenges faced by whistle-blowers in South Africa. 

A country’s social media discourse often mirrors that country’s real-world dialogues, which helps us understand the ‘health’ of discussions.