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The biggest challenge in SA is that corruption is systemic, having moved into all our government departments and state-owned enterprises.

While the remnants of State Capture continue to impact government and state

The fast-changing landscape for renewable energy procurement and production in the country, researchers say, calls for a capable state that learns from past mistakes and adapts to new demands. 

While President Cyril Ramaphosa said the fight against corruption ‘is gaining momentum’, this sentiment was not shared by Chief Justice Raymond Zondo.

The article panders to false notions about Gordhan and his department. It also seeks to oversimplify the context in which the work of stabilising state-owned enterprises (SOEs) is taking place.

In the latest corruption-related case in the province, the head of the North West health department has been granted a leave of absence after he was arrested on charges related to a R470-million tender to build a hospital. His predecessor also faces criminal charges.

President Cyril Ramaphosa says corruption will erode South Africans' belief in democracy if it was allowed to continue unabated.

Far from being “populist”, the DA’s solutions to the cost-of-food crisis are well researched, workable and urgent. Everyone who cares that 27% of children under the age of five are stunted due to malnutrition, or that 81% of households miss at least one meal per day due to high food prices, sho...

This year has witnessed a host of elections in Africa – some good and some catastrophic. More elections are coming up in 2024.

The coal assets, estimated in March last year to be worth more than USD 219 million, are part of several Gupta-owned assets seized by the NPA after the three brothers and their families fled the country to avoid charges of corruption.