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Of state capture sitting around the cabinet table with them. we take action, and i think we should be judged on that. you have also made a big stand on foreign policy. you have accused cyril ramaphosa of cosying up to vladimir putin. you say you would take a very different approach. you made a very high—profile trip last year yourself to kyiv. is your message to south africans that they need to reorient south africas foreign policy away from the brics, that sort of close alliance with russia, ...

The appointment of Batohi as national director of public prosecutions sparked hopes of a major turnaround at the beleaguered state unit

More than eight months since the State Capture Inquiry submitted its report and made damning recommendations, the ANC says it still needs to strengthen the institutions of accountability before implementing the recommendations.

In his revealing new book, "Truth to Power", former Eskom CEO Andre de Ruyter unveils a staggering web of corruption at the power utility.

South African citizens should take responsibility themselves for ensuring companies act sustainably, instead of lumping all the blame on business for harming the environment.

There’s an election year looming, and voters will be called on to make some tough choices – especially those who supported the ANC in the past. This week, DM168 reveals a truly shocking fact about just who funded the ANC’s 2016 election campaign.

The company made a generous payment towards ANC election expenses in 2016. Now liquidators want paperwork from the lawyer whose trust account the funds were channelled through.

In a scathing opinion piece, Ivo Vegter's focus falls on Fikile Mbalula, the secretary-general of South Africa's ANC government.

DA MP says Parliament rejects establishment of ad hoc committee

Presidential security advisor Sydney Mufamadi declined to name the high-ranking politicians linked to corruption by Eskom's former CEO André de Ruyter.