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For the second time this year, Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane is being made to pay personally for having delivered a report tarnished by “gross negligence”.
One of the better examples of authenticity you’ll find is the latest shareholder letter by HCI’s chief executive Johnny Copelyn, the key portion of which is republished.
In this article, Rebecca Davis unpacks the allegations around the CR17 emails to see whether they have any merit.
President Cyril Ramaphosa secured a victory in his ongoing legal battle with the nation’s anti-graft ombudsman when the High Court suspended her directive that he discipline a cabinet member.
The president says he’s already complied with the Public Protector’s order by considering it, informing her on disciplinary steps and taking appropriate action.
It seems the ANC has reached an all-time high in its EQ. That’s not emotional intelligence – it’s equivocation quotient.
The remedial orders of the Public Protector against Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan, are “vague, contradictory and nonsensical”.
Helen Zille recently became the first premier in South Africa to complete two full terms – a constitutional limit.
Since coming into office in February 2019, National Director of Public Prosecutions (NDPP) Shamila Batohi has offered hope that the NPA might finally start to act without fear or favour.
Although MPs swear allegiance to the party and to the Constitution, Ben Turok says “there may well be a choice to be made”.