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Anticipated ruling in Zandile Gumede's R320 million corruption trial
The Durban High Court is set to deliver a crucial ruling on Monday regarding the admission of evidence in the R320 million corruption trial of Zandile Gumede, as the State and defence await the outcome that could significantly impact the case.
What led to the withdrawal of R1 billion fraud charges against Malusi Booi and his co-accused?
In a surprising turn of events, the Cape Town Magistrate’s Court has provisionally withdrawn R1 billion housing tender fraud charges against Malusi Booi and nine others, raising significant questions about corruption in public office and the future of the investigation.
Top Gauteng officials face the axe after explosive lifestyle audit
This sweeping crackdown follows a scathing report from the Gauteng Ethics Advisory Council, which exposed a disturbing pattern: senior government officials enjoying opulent lifestyles starkly misaligned with their official earnings.
R1 billion tender fraud charges against Malusi Booi and nine co-accused provisionally withdrawn
In a surprising turn of events, the Cape Town Magistrate’s Court has provisionally withdrawn R1 billion housing tender fraud charges against Malusi Booi and nine others, raising questions about the future of the investigation
Panyaza Lesufi's bold steps to tackle corruption and improve Gauteng's services
In a significant move aimed at fortifying transparency within the ranks of government, Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi has announced the commencement of thorough vetting procedures for all Heads of Departments (HODs), senior executive managers, and Members of the Executive Council (MECs). This initiative is intended to restore public trust and substantially reduce corruption within the province's administration.
Trial resumes: High-profile tax fraud case tied to SAPS corruption scandal
The high-stakes R19 million tax fraud trial of businessman Vimpie Phineas Manthata resumes, featuring explosive testimony from SARS officials about corruption linked to the notorious 'Blue Lights' scandal.
Judge criticises accused for multitasking during Zandile Gumede's corruption trial
Judge raises eyebrows as accused Zithulele Mkhize works during Zandile Gumede's high-profile fraud trial, questioning the integrity of virtual court participation.
Concerns arise over email authenticity in Zandile Gumede's corruption trial
Concerns have emerged regarding the authenticity of emails linked to the Durban Solid Waste corruption trial, as the defence questions the involvement of a lead investigator from Integrity Forensic Solutions.
Facing hard truths: South Africa's anxiety and the need for leadership
South Africa stands at a crossroads, gripped by anxiety and uncertainty, and as citizens grapple with despair, the call for courageous leadership and active citizenship has never been more urgent
State investigates medical records in Zandile Gumede corruption case
The corruption trial of former eThekwini mayor Zandile Gumede commenced at the Durban High Court, with the State seeking to investigate the medical condition of her co-accused, Allan Abbu. All the accused face serious charges related to a R300 million tender.
The ANC’s Final Reckoning: A Movement on the Brink of Obsolescence
This moment is not just perilous for the ANC; it is a turning point for South Africa’s democracy, testing whether the nation’s oldest liberation movement can reinvent itself or will fade into irrelevance.
The rusty mafia of the Lobito Corridor
Recent footage reveals a stark reality in Angola's Lobito Corridor, where promises of modernisation clash with rusting railway lines and derelict train cars, as allegations of corruption surface, leaving the project's future hanging in the balance
ANC declares war on illegal immigration in Gauteng: ‘They cannot walk around comfortably’
The ANC in Gauteng has taken a firm stance against illegal immigration, linking it to labour violations, strained public services, and broader lawlessness in the province.
South Africa launches new forum to combat water sector corruption
South Africa has launched the Water Sector Anti-Corruption Forum to combat corruption in the water sector, bringing together various stakeholders to ensure transparency and accountability.
Hawks swoop in on Pretoria High Court to expose fraudulent immigration practices
Experts warn that the issuance of fraudulent notices to undocumented foreign nationals is a widespread issue, as the Hawks raid the Pretoria High Court to investigate serious allegations of corruption within the immigration system.
Hawks raid Pretoria High Court to expose fraudulent immigration practices
Experts warn that the issuance of fraudulent notices to undocumented foreign nationals is a widespread issue, as the Hawks raid the Pretoria High Court to investigate serious allegations of corruption within the immigration system.
Investigating Wicknell Chivayo: South African banks linked to R800 million money laundering allegations
Circulated documents reveal Wicknell Chivayo's alleged receipt of R800 million from a controversial R1. 2 billion tender, raising serious questions about the role of South African banks in this unfolding corruption scandal.
IOL Exclusive | Zimbabwe banker, South African banks implicated in R2 billion electoral scandal
Discover how a top Zimbabwean banker became embroiled in a R2 billion scandal involving the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission and a South African printing company, amid serious money laundering allegations.
DA cries foul over Joburg task team snub - but refuses to join provincial unity government
President Cyril Ramaphosa hopes the City of Johannesburg will be up to its standards to hold the G20 summit in November.
Nonzukiso Security Services faces sentencing for multiple VAT fraud charges
Nonzukiso Security Services faces sentencing after being convicted of multiple VAT-related offences and fraud charges, despite attempts to change their guilty plea.
Sentencing begins against Nonzukiso Security Services for VAT fraud
Nonzukiso Security Services is set to face sentencing for 500 counts of VAT fraud. What does this mean for the company and its future?
Border Management Authority suspends immigration officials amid corruption allegations
The Border Management Authority has suspended two immigration officials following their arrest for alleged corruption and involvement in contravening the Immigration Act at the Beitbridge Port of Entry.
Dr Kenneth Kaunda District municipal manager sentenced to five years for theft
Abbey Dlavane, a former municipal manager, has been sentenced to five years in prison for theft and violating the Municipal Finance Management Act.
SIU investigation reveals procurement corruption at SITA, saving R111 million
An investigation by the SIU has unveiled shocking irregularities at SITA, leading to substantial financial recoveries and pivotal actions against corruption
Former eThekwini SCM deputy head loses court bid to overturn dismissal
Former eThekwini municipality deputy head of Supply Chain Management, Sandile Ngcobo, faces a setback as the Labour Court dismisses his application challenging his dismissal.