In this compelling interview with OUTA founder and CEO Wayne Duvenage, he raises serious concerns about the fairness and transparency of 2024’s national and provincial elections in South Africa.
The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (OUTA) expresses concern on Eskom’s PFMA exemptions – going against laws; fuelling corrupt mismanagement.
OUTA writes on the disappointing SONA – filled with empty promises, political weakness and poor management.
For 15 years Fred Daniel has faced unthinkable intimidation, destruction of property, obstruction of justice, and even death threats by a criminal cabal in Mpumalanga. He spoke to Michael Appel.
Mabuza’s office said on Wednesday that allegations in this complaint were “completely false and without merit.”
OUTA wants South Africa’s second in command, David Mabuza, to face a host of charges related to organised crime perpetrated in Mpumalanga.
A new report on the Electoral Amendment Bill, compiled for OUTA and My Vote Counts, highlights some serious flaws in the pending legislation.
Between 13 and 28 October, well over 500 MPs and presiding officers were sent OUTA’s fourth parliamentary oversight report, with only 5% actually clicking to download it.
Motorists in Gauteng will be breathing a collective sigh of relief after Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi confirmed “we are now ready to start a new life without e-tolls in Gauteng”.
This government isn’t exactly renowned for walking the talk and OUTA fears the implementation plan to end state capture from President Cyril Ramaphosa is likely more of the same.