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State-owned power utility Eskom reduced its debt by almost a fifth after repaying matured loans and benefiting from a more favourable exchange rate.
Will SA ever forgive McKinsey for corruption? In 2018, business leaders publicly skewered its CEO; now Transnet has rejected R650m offer through Zondo.
The Commission urges other companies to follow the example of McKinsey, wherever they have benefited, directly and indirectly, from corruption.
Executives from McKinsey and KPMG have been placed front and centre of publicity about 100 judges involved in deciding a journalism prize in Africa.
Does the pursuit for truth-telling carry a greater cost? By exposing McKinsey, Bianca Goodson has become the victim rather than the hero.
McKinsey was paid £563,400 to coin the “vision, purpose and narrative” of the UK’s National Institute for Health Protection, which replaces PHE.
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.
Former McKinsey CEO and Goldman Sachs director, Rajat Gupta has just surfaced after spending time in prison after he was found guilty of insider trading.
Professional services consultancy McKinsey is in the headlines again in connection with unethical – and illegal – business behaviour.
The media spotlight is sharply focused on McKinsey, with journalists around the world piecing together its work for authoritarian and corrupt governments.