A proud nation
South Africa is a proud nation but there needs to be more evidence of this pride from the ruling elite, not the hubris that has been exposed at the Zondo Commission.
Corruption
Mkhize has three choices, says insider – reshuffle, step down or quit
“The departure of Zweli Mkhize, whose name has been mentioned as a potential successor to Ramaphosa, would leave two crucial vacancies in cabinet.”
Flash Briefing: Mantashe denies corruption; Mkhize considers resigning; Facebook; NHI
Gwede Mantashe has denied that he was involved in the evaluation of the bids for emergency power, most of which went to Karpowership.
Gwede Mantashe denies corruption in electricity tender
Gwede Mantashe and the two most senior officials in his department denied corruption in court papers responding to allegations by a losing bidder.
10 million unemployed in SA – where to from here? John Kane-Berman weighs in
“The free market is the greatest producer of wealth in history – it has lifted billions of people out of poverty.” – Barack Obama.
‘BEE is a failure and it must be turned around’ – Sakeliga CEO Piet le Roux
Sakeliga CEO Piet Le Roux explains why he says BEE is a failure and why his organisation is determined to fight unfair BEE practices.
Flash Briefing: Zuma FINALLY answers corruption charges in court; SA taxpayers to spend more on foreign spies
Former president Jacob Zuma appeared in court to face corruption, money laundering and racketeering charges, and pleaded not guilty on all counts.
‘EOH came onto my radar in 2017’ – Paul O’Sullivan
SA tech company EOH made it onto Paul O’Sullivan’s radar in 2017. O’Sullivan joined the BizNews Power Hour for another revelatory discussion.
Jacob Zuma pleads not guilty to bribery, corruption charges
“Jacob Zuma, who’s being prosecuted on charges of taking bribes from arms dealers in the 1990s, pleaded not guilty in the Pietermaritzburg High Court.”
Flash Briefing: Outcry against ban on guns for self-defence; Eskom slashes debt; McKinsey repays R870m for corruption
State-owned power utility Eskom reduced its debt by almost a fifth after repaying matured loans and benefiting from a more favourable exchange rate.