Ramaphosa likely to retain ANC presidency barring Phala Phala skeletons
Ramaphosa looks set to remain at the helm of the ANC in December, following the official announcement of consolidated nominations for the top six positions.
Nomvula Mokonyane
Zondo Report: Bosasa’s bribes – who got what
The Zondo Report finds Bosasa engaged in industrial-scale corruption, paying hordes of government and ANC heavyweights tens of millions in cash bribes over 16 years to keep the tenders flowing. Here’s who got what.
R3m Aston Martin and whisky: Five quotes from Nomvula Mokonyane’s state capture testimony
Implicated by ex-Bosasa boss, Angelo Agrizzi, as having received lavish gifts and security upgrades, Nomvula Mokonyane has responded at the Zondo commission.
Flash Briefing: Ramaphosa cabinet cull begins; Pioneer plummets; GOT set-back knocks Naspers
President Cyril Ramaphosa has moved quickly to show he is serious about cleaning up his cabinet following May 8 elections.
Eskom – now its survival via increased air pollution
Stolen blind by Zuptoids and their tenderpreneur cronies, a beleaguered Eskom is now trying to save money by getting political masters to allow its coal stations to double their air pollution.
Marked man Agrizzi will continue spilling the beans
Jessica Bezuidenhout from the Daily Maverick writes that Angelo Agrizzi was not surprised by the death threat and that he has promised more “new information.”
Agrizzi frags the ruling party – tally mounts
Perhaps Bosasa COO Angelo Agrizzi has a wildly fertile and highly detailed imagination but at face-value, it’s a frightening indictment of the ANC.
SABC shows parliament it’s serious about reform
It takes some effort and persistence to absorb everything the SABC is doing to rescue itself from years of abuse and dysfunction.
Legislative quagmire sees SA withdraw minerals bill; to separate oil, mining
South African withdrew its long-delayed draft legislation for the mining and petroleum industries and plans to come up with separate laws to govern the two sectors.
Day Zero on the horizon but SA has no immediate plans for CT drought relief
South Africa’s government has no immediate plans to allocate funds for drought alleviation in the water deprived Western Cape Province.