Embattled Panday wants relaxed bail conditions
Embattled Durban businessman, Thoshan Panday, has applied for a relaxation of his bail conditions. Continue reading
Coalition talks: 'We will not govern with a gun to our head' - John Steenhuisen
DA leader John Steenhuisen said the party wanted to form stable coalition governments, with talks ongoing in the big metros of Johannesburg, Tshwane and Ekurhuleni. Continue reading
DA 'must be prepared to humble themselves' - Herman Mashaba says as the party faces minority rule
ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba says the DA will have to be humble itself if it hopes to seal coalition agreements in municipalities where it clinched council positions but remains a minority government. Continue reading
Eskom picks Deloitte as next external auditors
Eskom announced on Thursday that Deloitte would be appointed as the utility's auditors from the end of November - after Deloitte paid back R150 million in fees to the power utility last year. Continue reading
Gordhan: R131bn transition money not a done deal
Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan says the R131 billion from the US, UK, France and Germany to support South Africa's transition is not a done deal. Continue reading
SA Tourism slammed for 'dismal' financial control
Parliament's Portfolio Committee on Tourism is concerned about a continued regression in material findings by the Auditor General relating to the Department of Tourism and SA Tourism. Continue reading
Covid-19 corruption: Gauteng govt's spending on school sanitising tender could be more than R431m
The Gauteng Department of Education could have spent even more than the stipulated R431 million on decontaminating schools in the fight against Covid-19. Continue reading
State ‘ready’ to proceed with Zandile Gumede trial
The State said on Tuesday that it is ready to start the corruption trial of former eThekwini Municipality mayor, Zandile Gumede, and 21 others. Continue reading
Fighting over trivial issues should stop, says ANC Limpopo provincial secretary
ANC Limpopo provincial secretary Soviet Lekganyane says 2021 elected municipal councillors should desist from fighting over trivial issues and instead focus on the needs of communities. Continue reading
Tender blacklist 'empty', but Mabuza says new bill will make it obligatory to name and shame
Deputy President David Mabuza has said it must become obligatory for all spheres of government to report the names of suppliers found guilty of corruption to the state's little-used national tender blacklist. Continue reading
Strategic friends: Joburg's R280m 'crime scene'
In 2008, the City of Johannesburg agreed to sell land to a politically connected consortium for R280 million. The land was transferred but the purchase price was never paid. Continue reading