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Enzo Coppola advocates for community collaboration in managing sports facilities in eThekwini, as the municipality establishes a new committee to oversee lease agreements and ensure sustainability
The Democratic Alliance has filed serious corruption charges against Human Settlements Minister Thembi Simelane, alleging she defrauded Eskom of over R700,000 while working for consulting firm Vitrovian, raising concerns about accountability in government.
The Department of Justice has taken decisive action by dismissing 54 officials for misconduct, reinforcing its commitment to ethical governance and signalling a strong stance against corruption.
In an impassioned address at South Africa’s first-ever Policing Summit, President Cyril Ramaphosa has called for urgent reforms within the police service, aiming to combat the corruption that undermines public trust and to restore faith in law enforcement
In a startling turn of events, an investigation by IOL has unveiled troubling allegations against Malusi Shezi, the CEO of the Construction Education and Training Authority
Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Dean Macpherson said his department would expose the truth behind the R800 million oxygen tender scandal.
Cyril Must Fall' protesters will march through Tshwane to the Union Buildings this Friday, causing significant traffic disruptions as the Defend South Africa movement demands Ramaphosa's resignation over alleged corruption, economic decline and the Phala Phala scandal.
Two former intelligence officials have been arrested and released on strict bail conditions for allegedly embezzling millions from the State Security Agency.
Minister of Human Settlements Thembi Simelane has rejected claims that she earned over R700,000 from Eskom contractor Vitrovian through overbilling the power utility for work done by ghost workers.
The Democratic Alliance plans to lay criminal charges against Minister Thembi Simelane over her alleged involvement in corruption linked to Eskom.
A former Eastern Cape government official and her business partner were arrested by the Hawks after they allegedly orchestrated a R795,000 tender fraud scheme a decade ago,
Lungisani Daniel Mantsha, the former chairperson of the Denel board, and Zwelakhe Nhlanganiso Ntshepe, the ex-group CEO, stand accused of violating regulations and misrepresenting crucial facts to ministers regarding the legitimacy of their dealings.
The Hawks in the Northern Cape arrested a 38 year old former CFO and two cashiers from Phokwane Local Municipality for their involvement in a multi-million-rand fraud scheme, which resulted in significant financial losses.
Magalies Water has dismissed social media claims that the Klipvoor Bulk Water Supply Scheme has been awarded to controversial businessman Edwin Sodi.
Thammy Nelson Kubheka, former municipal manager of Dr JS Moroka, faces the consequences of his actions as he is sentenced for corruption linked to improper tender processes.
Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure, Dean Macpherson, promises to address allegations of political patronage and corruption within the Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP), stressing that the status quo is unacceptable.
The police officer allegedly demanded bribe from a father in exchange for the release of his children.
Parliamentary police portfolio committee chairperson Ian Cameron challenges the unprecedented 'top secret' classification of the Phala Phala report, raising concerns about transparency and public accountability in a matter of national interest.
In a bold confrontation with President Ramaphosa, Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi warns that without concrete solutions to the province's critical G-13 challenges - from rampant corruption to failing infrastructure - their high-level meeting would be futile. This comes as national government intervenes in the province's mounting service delivery crisis.
Unregistered spaza shop owners from Naledi, Soweto have accused City of Joburg officials of soliciting bribes in exchange for tuck shop registration assistance, with foreign nationals allegedly receiving preferential treatment.
Retired Warrant Officer Samuel Bassie Mahlangu faces a hefty fine or prison time after disposing of crucial evidence in an illegal mining operation.
The People's Movement for Change calls for responsible journalism as Alderman JP Smith faces intense media scrutiny following a police raid.
Moroadi Cholota's trial delays raise questions about the integrity of the R255 million Asbestos case.
Cape Town Mayor Hill-Lewis defends Aldermen JP Smith and Xanthea Limberg, stating no evidence exists for their removal, amid ongoing police scrutiny and political pressure.
The ANC said the removal was due to a serious case of non-compliance with duties, obligations, and responsibilities stipulated under the Municipal Structures Act.