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The Institute of Race Relations (IRR) has cautioned Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana against allowing load-shedding to be used to smokescreen further corruption, and recommends transparent post-BEE value-for-money transactions as the key to unlocking jobs and value growth.

In Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s Section 194 impeachment inquiry, and indeed in South Africa in general, it’s clear that the ties to reality, truth and fact have virtually been severed.

One of the prime duties of a manager is to improve productivity. One of the knock-on effects of State Capture has been to hamper public sector managers in this quest.

The failure of the criminal justice system to deal proactively with the State Capture project of the ANC, as evidenced by ‘covidpreneurism’, is what got South Africa greylisted.

The Kusile power station corruption case shows an intricate network of corrupt businessmen - revealing the unending system of state capture.

The Guptas wanted by SA authorities, for money laundering and fraud, have applied for asylum in two African countries.

Chief Justice Raymond Zondo says the judiciary is made up of judges with integrity and is strong enough to withstand any pressures that may be placed on it.

Mkhwebane has maintained that the reason she has been hauled before the parliamentary inquiry into her fitness to hold office was due to a daring investigation

News update: A criminal investigation by the Hawks is underway, into corruption and fraud by 10 companies that received millions from the NSF

The 2016 Life Esidimeni tragedy was a watershed moment for mental healthcare. It should also have been a wake-up call. Why this hasn’t been the case is sober realisation that what comes next may look a lot like what came before.