The ANC is ineluctably on trial before the Zondo Commission despite acting ANC spokesperson Zizi Kodwa’s attempts to distance the party from Agrizzi’s fire and brimstone testimony before the commission.
Just when South Africa’s ruling party thought it was on the way to rebuilding its image before this year’s election, along came Angelo Agrizzi.
Mozambique’s ruling party has closed ranks since US officials indicted the southern African nation’s former finance minister and ex-Credit Suisse bankers over a $2bn hidden loans and bribery scandal.
Highly civilised economist Iraj Abedian is calling on all South African businesses to distance themselves from Gupta-captured auditing firm KPMG.
The DRC has defended Dan Gertler’s business dealings in the country, five days after he was linked to a bribery investigation by US authorities.
Winning the SA State’s tender to pay monthly grants to 10m social welfare recipients ushered in a legal nightmare for Net1.
The news that Marius Fransman has been reinstated as Western Cape leader of the ANC takes Ed Herbst back to a letter which was published in the Cape Argus in 2009.
ISS head Anton du Plessis penned this strongly worded attack on corruption from Kigali, the Rwandan capital currently hosting the WEF’s annual African regional meeting.
President Zuma says an investigation into a major arms deal arranged by the government in the late 1990s had found no evidence of corruption or fraud as alleged by critics.
South Africa jumped 6 places in Transparency International’s Corruption Perceptions Index for 2015, however its score on the index remained unchanged from 2014.