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President Cyril Ramaphosa has welcomed the recent work of the National Anti-Corruption Advisory Council towards building a corrupt-free South Africa.

The Supreme Court of Appeal has overturned a High Court's decision, which set aside the liquidation of Gupta-linked Regiments Capital.

Wherever the truth lies in this sorry saga, what we have is a fundamental lack of transparency and trust between a government and its citizenry.

Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan hit back at former Eskom boss André de Ruyter, who has claimed that senior politicians were involved in corruption at the state power utility. The minister said the ex-CEO was noteworthy for breaking his employment contract confidentiality clause, and...

There’s a lot to be downbeat about in South Africa – you can take your pick from load-shedding, political uncertainty, poor economic growth and the collapse of many state-owned enterprises – to name a few. While you can’t wish away the steady stream of bad news, what you can do is avoid getting...

President welcomes National Anti-Corruption Advisory Council work towards building a corruption-free South Africa

Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan emerges as a scared and immobilised man in André de Ruyter’s tell-all memoir.

So far, the focus in South Africa has primarily been on short-term wins against corruption, and comprehensive anti-corruption strategies have been neglected.

That pretty much everyone knew of the privately funded, intelligence-driven investigation at Eskom from mid-2022 is now on public record. What’s missing is why little, if anything, happened even among law enforcement, until — publicly — political sensitivities were touched.

Controversial businessman says he left SA well before the State Capture Commission started its work and did so in search of a better life for his family.