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KwaZulu-Natal government has expressed fear that the province’s economy would be compromised if TNPA proceeds to relocate its headquarters from the Durban port to the Port of Ngqura in the Eastern Cape.
Transnet National Ports Authority has set aside ’sufficient funds’ for the relocation of the institution’s headquarters in Gauteng and the satellite office in KZN.
There have been concerns among MPs about the failure by some departments and SOEs in enforcing disciplinary measures against those officials found on the wrong side of the law.
Fuel worth almost R250 million has been stolen from state-owned rail, logistics, port and pipeline company Transnet since March 2019.
The president’s visit to the port of Durban was met with pickets by members of Satawu who voiced fears that the port would be privatised.
He had no business to approach the chief justice. This was not just disrespectful, but bordered around throwing his political weight said Professor Sipho Seepe.
The EFF said the minister ’orchestrated a clandestine meeting’ with Constitutional Court Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng.
The EFF says it will open a corruption case against Minister Pravin Gordhan after he allegedly questioned Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng on his friend's performance for a Constitutional Court position.
A lunch at Jacob Zuma's Nkandla homestead and accusations over a 'top six' clique at the SCA dominated day two of the JSC attempts to fill vacant posts at the ConCourt.
No decision has been taken on whether or not Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane will challenge her latest loss in the North Gauteng High Court.
Scopa expressed outrage that power utility Eskom was now investigating allegations of racism and abuse of power against its CEO André de Ruyter.
Minister Pravin Gordhan, ex-acting Sars commissioner Ivan Pillay and Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane have all lost their bid to overturn the North Gauteng High Court ruling on Pillay’s early retirement.
The parliamentary powers and privileges committee has recommended the docking of salaries of 16 EFF MPs after they were found guilty of various charges of contempt of Parliament.
The Judicial Commission of Inquiry into Allegations of State Capture this week heard evidence from various state owned entities, with moments of high drama and shocking revelations.
The second round of former SA Revenue Service commissioner Tom Moyane's much-anticipated cross-examination of Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan was much more civil than expected, apart from an outburst by Moyane’s legal representative Dali Mpofu.
Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan faced questions about negative comments he made about Tom Moyane as the much-anticipated cross examination by the former Sars commissioner got underway.
The much-anticipated face-off between Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan and former South African Revenue Service (SARS) commissioner Tom Moyane is under way at the Judicial Commission of Inquiry into State Capture
Eskom boss Andre de Ruyter and other managers are accused of purging black suppliers and using racism to deal with them, in a letter written by now-suspended chief procurement officer Solly Tshitangano.
The public enterprises minister blamed a mix-up in correspondence for the failure of Eskom to make its presentation of the 2019/20 annual report to Scopa.
This is according to the airline’s employees and the National Union of Metalworkers of SA, which came across a 2020 report detailing how the business rescue practitioners had no joy trying to work with the department to save the airline.
COLUMN: Alex Tabisher writes that sooner or later we must debunk the myth that the ANC is set to rule for life, and must consider the wishes of all citizens.
COLUMN: David Biggs writes that many people he speaks to believes that government is not taking good care of taxpayers money.
The SAA business rescue process has cost taxpayers R200 million to date, with practitioners Les Mattison and Siviwe Dongwana pocketing a combined R59m despite failing to pay employees’ salaries and battling to turn around the embattled airline.
Minister Pravin Gordhan had said he doubted the public protector’s competence, integrity, legal literacy and her constitutional grasp of her powers, duties and functions.