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As we look forward to the 2024 national elections, it is important that we are reminded of how some democracies in Africa have been savaged by corrupt practices. And how human rights and freedoms have been reduced to wishful thinking and the rule of law displaced by the rule of corruption.

Minister of Justice, Ronald Lamola has accepted R43m from private donors for prosecutions

Former government spin doctor and now Economic Freedom Party (EFF) member of parliament Mzwanele Manyi could shape up the red berets, according to an analyst.

No one goes into business to get a clean audit. When compliance becomes the primary focus, it often comes at the expense of results and service.

This week sees the 11th edition of the SA Aids Conference and the Apartheid Museum hosts a panel discussion International Day for Countering Hate Speech.

Terrence Corrigan describes the current state of SA, highlighting the challenges and shortcomings the country is facing under ANC leadership.

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The NHI policy is drenched in populist promises, Minister Phaahla asserts that it will deliver comprehensive healthcare to every citizen.

Denel has had seven chief executives since 2015, and several finance directors. 
The current board of directors has just six members.

Two people have been successfully prosecuted from the Hawks’ investigations into state capture cases - both have received suspended sentences.