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Durban businessman Roy Moodley is associated with some of South Africa’s most egregious State Capture scandals. This hasn’t stopped the DA-led Western Cape provincial government from awarding a R282m contract to the controversial security firm Moodley founded.

It is 30 years since Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela walked out of the gates of Victor Verster Prison, a moment in our history that signalled perhaps more vividly than any other that freedom was at hand.

In May an explosive device detonated in Sofia. Bulgaria’s public prosecutor Ivan Geshev said it was an attempt on his life and tied to State Capture.

Ace forensic investigator Paul O’Sullivan says SA’s new specialist unit to counter a surge in kidnapping has all the signs of an inside job.

The chickens have finally come home to roost in this story of greed and graft, which we investigated many years ago. Now we South Africans need to make it very clear that the plunder of state resources will not be tolerated any more.

Speaker of the National Assembly, Deputy President Paul Mashatile, Ministers and Deputy Ministers, Honourable Members, Fellow South Africans, Allow me to begin by thanking the Honourable Members for what has been a spirited debate on The Presidency Budget Vote. This debate is, as in the past, the sign of a healthy, robust Parliamentary democracy. The debate enabled a frank exchange on some of the key challenges facing our country. Many of the contributions were useful, constructive and ...

Lawtons, a law firm implicated in state capture, has asked former directors to help it service historical debt of R36 million to avoid going into liquidation.

The directors of Lawtons SA, many whom formed the company after the law firm rebranded following their implication in state capture, have written to their former associates to come up with close to a R1 million settlement with the bank.

In a bid to root out malfeasance in the public service, government plans to complete lifestyle audits of all members of the Senior Management Service (SMS) by early 2024.

The president said on Thursday that business leaders were confident the electricity crisis would be overcome within a few years