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Transnet, South Africa's state-owned rail and logistics giant, makes strategic leadership appointments to drive transformation and operational excellence.
A Gauteng project manager faces serious fraud charges after allegedly approving R160 million in irregular contracts for the Transnet pipeline project.
South African political parties have expressed mixed reactions to the 2024 Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS) delivered by Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana on Wednesday, October 30
Surely there are national security risks when a foreign company has such control over our water resources. The GNU is here to usher in a ‘New World Order’ and not even our water will be spared, writes Ricardo Maarman.
The importance of SMMEs in South Africa's economy cannot be overstated, says the writer.
It is also unfortunate that a black woman permitted herself to be used in a classical CIA intelligence operation which used corruption as the centre narrative for regime change and to ultimately weaken the State as a means to sell State Owned Assets to private hands.
Deputy National Director of Public Prosecutions Rodney de Kock said the time for people to be involved in corruption without any consequences was over.
The professor said that every government that dealt with power and money would constantly deal with corruption, but the task was to build institutional systems of integrity.
The National Anti-Corruption Advisory Council, which is hosting the dialogue, was appointed to provide advice on the implementation of the policy and institutional reforms contained in the recommendations of the State Capture Commission.
A two-day national dialogue on building a corruption-free South Africa is set to take place at the Birchwood Hotel and OR Tambo Conference Centre in Boksburg.
The Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) celebrates its 30th anniversary in October during Transport Month.
Longyuan Power has focused efforts on renewable energy development within South Africa.
Acting Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies, Enoch Godongwana said this decision will give the SA Post Office the much needed time and space to restructure its affairs.
Parliamentary Speaker Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula reported that the commission recommended several reforms that could already be provided for in law, and, or Parliament's rules.
The Auditor-General has slammed the Department of Public Enterprises for failing to meet key targets for state-owned entities.
Public sector workers were on strike demanding a living wage and better working conditions. It is not easy. The government, their boss, keeps on reminding them, ‘No work, no pay’. If only they had a strike fund to sustain themselves and their families, it would strengthen their strike and they could hold out longer. But where will the money come from?
“Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold” might best describe what is happening to the ANC government and the state-owned enterprises (SOEs) it runs.
As you kick start your day, Nokuthula Khwela brings you the country’s biggest stories.
With a significantly overburdened state healthcare system, affordable medical aid provides a necessary alternative and peace of mind for South African families.
The Hyper by the Sea branch of the post office will be closing its doors to merge with the Durban North post office on Adelaide Tambo Drive from July 23
OPINION: Should President Cyril Ramaphosa, after pondering Chief Justice Raymond Zondo’s recommendations to deal with state capture, decide that an independent anti-corruption body is warranted, that body will have to be independent beyond just its description. Zondo’s recommendations go much further, in fact, to the elimination of the executive from all stages of public procurement.
The power system is severely constrained and load shedding could be implemented at short notice, should there be any significant breakdowns.
Just like Covid-19, this load shedding malady can mess with your inner peace and well-being
The administrators of South African Airways said conditions for a business rescue have been met and plans to resuscitate the state-owned airline will now proceed.
The decision by the National Treasury to decline the Eskom Section 54(2) application was irrational and was not in the interest of Eskom. This decision effectively kept Eskom out of the renewable energy business, writes Matshela Koko.