Insider claims collusion with R378m prisons tender
The allegations were contained in a letter to the Standing Committee on Public Accounts, which is probing irregularities in the contract.
Surveillance: The silent spy on citizens and journalists faces court challenge
The amaBhungane investigative journalism centre has launched a constitutional challenge to the Act on intercepting communication (including your cell)
Surveillance: silent killer of journalism and democracy
We are mounting a legal challenge to the way in which the state spies on us – and on you.
Social grants payment crisis – everything you need to know but were afraid to ask
From the very short to the short to the plain and simple answer for why Sassa has not got its act together on the social grants crisis.
Jobs for pals in the Free State – Ace Magashule’s playground
A Free State provincial department has irregularly awarded a sweeping, open-ended tender to a company owned by one of the premier’s close associates.
The largest procurement in SA to date is in the hands of the High Court in Cape Town
Critics warn that the nuclear deal has the potential to bankrupt the country.
‘Transnet sold us false dreams’
Pictures of smiling Maritime School graduates might belie a disturbing reality.
Exclusive: Guptas “Laundered” kickback millions – here’s the evidence
A year-long investigation points to an intricate system the Gupta family allegedly used to extract bribes from companies in business with Transnet.
Sam Sole: Zuma’s treasonous alliance with the Guptas
What the ANC has not confronted is that their president is the very instrument of state capture — and this story shows it.
Economic exclusion feeds the politics of patronage in South Africa
President Jacob Zuma is part of a faction which embraces patronage politics writes Steven Friedman
