Daily Insider: Gary Harlow explains how he got pulled into Jooste Media Frenzy
Gary Harlow, a chartered accountant, is in the middle of a media frenzy around the freezing of Markus Jooste’s billions.
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Limp-wristed crime fighting is SA’s greylisting downfall
Ramaphosa’s answers to questions raised in parliament around the thorny topic of the possible greylisting of SA next year deserves further attention writes Accountability Now’s Adv Paul Hoffman.
ANC instability spilling over becoming ‘threat to ordinary South Africans’ – Dr Jakkie Cilliers
In this broad-ranging interview, Dr Jakkie Cilliers sees the violence and instability in the ANC becoming a threat to ordinary South Africans.
Paul O’Sullivan: The Zondo Commission missed the mark
Paul O’Sullivan spoke to BizNews founder Alec Hogg about the Zondo Commission’s investigation officially coming to an end.
State capture culprits in the dock … more on the way?
The Investigating Directorate effected the arrests of five high-profile individuals linked to allegations of state capture at Transnet.
No more NPA tinkering – Paul Hoffman
The NPA is so infested with saboteurs that it will take many years and much work to recover its former levels of effectiveness and efficiency.
Orange overalls loom for former Transnet officials and Gupta associates – OUTA
OUTA is very pleased to hear about the arrest of six former Transnet officials including former CEO Siyabonga Gama by the Hawks and the NPA and ID.
Zuma engineered Zuptoid impunity – Hoffman
You’ve got to give Zuma his nefarious due. He and his crooked cohort engineered their current freedom by gutting the NPA and the Hawks.
Paul Hoffman wants new ‘Chapter 9’ corruption-fighting agency
Accountability Now’s Adv Paul Hoffman says that any truly independent and protected anti-corruption body must be designated a Chapter 9 institution if it is to survive taking on political heavyweights and the like in South Africa.
Martin Welz: Now SARS attacks Agrizzi – the curious tale of Bosasa whistleblower’s R230m tax bill
Angelo Agrizzi, who got the public’s attention with testimony to the investigation into State Capture, is now being sued by SARS for more than R230m.