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The eruption after André de Ruyter’s Eskom looting statement is being walked back. Except that, without De Ruyter laying charges, no steps can be taken.

A wide-ranging interview with Sean Phillips, the director-general of the Department Of Water And Sanitation.

Only three people worked on Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s relentless investigation into an alleged ‘rogue unit’ at SARS, a highly unprecedented manoeuvre in the history of the Public Protector of South Africa (PPSA).

Andrew Kenny writes on the alleged 'nonsensical' claims De Ruyter has made about renewable energy for the grid.

Eskom nearing bankruptcy and the growing severity of power cuts have forced a change in thinking by the ANC - with concessions now possible.

Those who believe the ANC remains the best hope for the country are a dwindling group, as South Africans realise that the movement has lost its moral authority.

Corruption has become an essential part of the way politics is conducted within the ANC, which means any credible attempts to address it would require the party to take radical steps to change its culture and the way it operates.

The party is under intense strain and could easily fall in the elections next year to an unprecedented minority level. This is what makes its response to the claims of corruption at Eskom so startling — there appears to be no understanding of how vulnerable the party is and just how much the li...

Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan and Environment Minister Barbara Creecy both deny it was them.

With prospects for substantive policy reform and economic take-off dimming rapidly, along with President Ramaphosa’s claim to champion either, whatever positive legacy comes from his incumbency will likely hinge on his record regarding corruption.