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Widespread corruption at Kruger National Park linked to criminal syndicates in Mpumalanga and the murder of honest rangers are its greatest threat.

Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan is expected to lead a delegation to China next month to meet with his Chinese counterparts in a bid to resolve the impasse between Transnet and controversial locomotives company CRRC E-Loco Supply.

Chief Justice Raymond Zondo expressed his gratitude for the recognition of his distinguished career and service to the public.

The Department of Basic Education has failed to take on the South African Democratic Teachers’ Union and tackle corruption and capture in South Africa’s education system. Both elements need to be addressed for reform to take place. This is according to a report by the Centre for Development and...

Rhodes University honours Chief Justice Raymond Zondo for his 'selfless service to SA' and his role in the state capture inquiry.

The expectation by now would be that the matter would have been laid to rest, the grave filled and the tombstone erected after SARS itself, in November 2022, issued a public apology to former officials caught up in the attack on the institution.

The spin is on in the tightly controlled optics of the Presidency, with a definitive glass-half-full perspective. Put differently, every moment is seized and every platform is turned into a PR event. Including Parliament.

In April, Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan is set to meet his diplomatic counterparts in China to resolve a dispute between Transnet and China Railway Rolling Stock Corporation. The dispute is significant as it risks further dragging down South Africa’s economy if left unchecked.

South Africa needs system-wide education reform to change the quality of teaching and learning and will require changes which include the appointment of a new basic education minister. This was put forth in a new series of reports on SA’s education system, released by the Centre for Development...

Suspended Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane maintained that she only made a referral to authorities to conduct an investigation into CR17.