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The lackadaisical approach by the other two branches of the state to implementing the State Capture Commission’s recommendations prompted the wrath of the Chief Justice. And his frustration echoes that of many South Africans.

A colloquium held on 22 June 2023 at the CSIR Convention Centre looked back on the years of State Capture and corruption and the hearings that exposed it in all its seediness and filth, but in the main, it focused on the future and how we can ensure that, as we move forward, we embrace an arc t...

After News24's exposé on the president-in-waiting, South Africans are fully justified in asking who is the real Paul Mashatile and who are the people behind him pushing him in this game of thrones, write News24's editors.



As many as 98 ANC members were mentioned in the state capture report — not one has been reprimanded by the party

Teacher fears for his life after blowing the whistle for a second time a decade later

Zondo levelled searing criticisms over Parliaments alleged failure to implement the recommendations made in the state capture report, claiming it has also failed to tighten its oversight measure since its release.

Hopes that the work of the Zondo Commission of Inquiry into State Capture would signal the end of corrupt politicians and government officials’ free-for-all are fading fast – and with good reason.

Complaint of alleged collusion by four firms in a R240 million Eskom tender has been dismissed.

Four of 31 bids for the tender were signed by the same person and contained similar or the same documents.

Parliament spokesman Moloto Mothapo said the remarks by Zondo were shocking.