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Already, Cyril Ramaphosa has given an indication that he no longer likes being President when he had to be persuaded to stay on after the Phala Phala report to Parliament. So why not release him?

In court papers, former Eskom Group Chief Executive Officer André de Ruyter said that a number of historical factors have come together leading to South Africa’s years-long energy crisis.

ABB entered into a plea deal with the US Department of Justice, where it acknowledged a "multiyear scheme to pay bribes" to be granted work at Eskom's Kusile power station.

On 24 February 2023, the FATF will announce its decision regarding the likely grey listing of South Africa – if this transpires, the consequences for the already embattled South African...

There are three people mentioned in the Zondo report as being beneficiaries of state capture. Ezekiel Kekana writes that President Cyril Ramaphosa should act in accordance with the commission's recommendations and ensure that those implicated have no place in his Executive when he reshuffles.

Parties slammed South African's inclusion in the FATF's greylist, which includes countries such as Syria, Panama and South Sudan.

Chief Justice Raymond Zondo says former president Jacob Zuma's defiance of a court order to appear before the State Capture Inquiry was a threat to the Constitution.

Build One South Africa leader Mmusi Maimane says the Electoral Amendment Bill, does not care about the people and will be challenged in court.

Documents crucial to the State’s case in the first State Capture trial, taking place in the Bloemfontein High Court, have been ruled as inadmissible.

It’s been a week in which the judiciary has come under particular scrutiny.