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The 'groundbreaking' Failure to Prevent Corrupt Activities Offence is close to implementation says Adrian Roux, part of ENSafrica's Forensics team.

Former Eskom boss Matshela Koko sits down with 'The Citizen' to talk about some of his big controversies

Updating Parliament on Tuesday on the progress made on matters emanating from the Zondo Commission of Inquiry, ID’s head, Andrea Johnson, said a wide range of state capture enablers are also being investigated.

Transnet's infrastructure "under-investment" a euphemism for theft

Transnet's infrastructure "under-investment" a euphemism for theft

That the NPA suffers spending cuts while the VIP Protection Unit’s budget has been increased is confirmation of the Ramaphosa administration’s priorities.

Former deputy president David Mabuza says he is "lonely" after the departure of former ANC chairperson for the Ehlanzeni region, Ngrayi Ngwenya, who has since joined the EFF.

“When good governance is sacrificed on the altar of corruption, service delivery falters. Where corruption thrives, as we have seen in many...

He rejected claims that Vusi was parachuted to leadership position because of his status a celebrity.

The first chairperson of the electoral commission after apartheid, Johann Kriegler, said electoral reform will do little to hold politicians accountable and independent candidates will constantly be going against the grain in a lonely quest to further their own agenda, no matter how noble.