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Eskom has posted a surprising R1.3bn profit in the six months through September, which is almost double that of the previous year thanks to higher tariffs.
KPMG South Africa is winning back customers and no longer bleeding staff as the auditing firm rebuilds an image tarnished by a series of scandals.
Peter Hain has shared, with the Zondo Commission, a detailed list of those who have enabled corruption and provides suggestions to bring the perpetrators to book.
As tangible action against state capture masterminds, the Gupta brothers and Salim Essa, is taken by US authorities, the world spotlight is back on corporations that have aided and abetted the corrupt in South Africa.
Nicole Fritz highlights in this excellent piece, instead of focusing on generic social principles, KPMG and others should get back to basics and do their jobs.
On Thursday, the 174-year-old insurer gave Peter Moyo further notice of termination in a dispute that erupted in May, according to Bloomberg.
The first most people heard of VBS Mutual was when it emerged that the bank had given former president Jacob Zuma a loan.
Staff at KPMG are embarrassed and some even regret their decision to join the Big Four firm, says Accountancy Daily.
Former KPMG accountant Jacques Wessels, who was responsible for auditing the financial statements of Gupta-owned Linkway Trading, has been barred from using the CA (SA) designation by SAICA.
The directors of Sygnia took the decision to look for alternative external auditors given their unsatisfactory engagement with Deloitte and the reputational risk associated with the firm.