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The National Prosecuting Authority’s Investigating Directorate is battling resource constraints and a high turnover of staff.

There are two related but separate critical corruption issues that impact the future trajectory of SA and ought to help inform voters.

We welcome you to this 26th Anniversary of the United Democratic Movement’s (UDM) founding and welcoming of new members in Gqeberha. These past twenty-six years are a testimony to the perseverance of the Party to play a meaningful role in South African politics. We did so with limited resources, and we plan to continue playing this role despite the lack of resources.

Former president Thabo Mbeki recently drew on the content of a speech I made at the Cato Institute in Washington earlier this year to express his misgivings about the direction South Africa is taking.

Labelling as counterrevolutionary those who seek refuge in private initiatives amid the state’s inadequacies is unhelpful.

After the success of the Temporary Employer-Employee Relief Scheme, clearly some people in the UIF wondered if there wasn’t a way to dip into the fund.

When he appointed Madonsela, Zuma had only been president for eight months. But already he appeared to think he was above the law.

Ranchi: Ahead of the next year’s Lok Sabha and assembly polls, politics over temples seems to have started playing a role in polarising voters in this.

He also spoke about the State Capture, saying that action was being taken against alleged perpetrators of it.

On Tuesday, commission chair Justice Sisi Khampepe announced that proceedings in part A of the inquiry into the burned-down Usindiso Building will start next Thursday.