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The Naicker family built a multi-billion-rand empire renting water tankers and yellow plant to government. Bitter family feuds and allegations of collusion threaten to bring them…
Leaked messages show how, Lawrence Mulaudzi, gained an inside track with the PIC setting his sights on becoming a billionaire with pensioners’ money.
This latest allegation relates to incidents in late August and early September 2017 in which Vavi is said to have harassed and later groped a woman
In 2016, Sars, Tom Moyane and Jonas Makwakwa brought defamation proceedings against two amaBhungane reporters and the Mail & Guardian
Press release.
Media is now calling for greater transparency in the Political Party Funding Bill.
Evidence now shows that Salim Essa helped two locomotive manufacturers to secure benefit in the largest locomotive acquisition in Transnet’s history.
How Transnet’s substitution of a Japanese locomotive with a Chinese one was helped along by – and served – the Guptas.
An investigation reveals a long list of potential violations, and an apparent disregard for banking ethics and regulations by BoB’s executives.
Local media collaboration showed the value of journalists co- operating across commercially and personally competitive boundaries.
The Guptas used what looks like an international money laundering network to move their wealth. The network reaches back to the UK.
The Guptas chartered Cricket World Cup flights and bankrolled a luxury hotel stay for the family of Kapil Sibal.
The Guptas used an international network of scrap metal dealers to launder hundreds of millions in kickbacks between China, India, UAE and SA.
2017 the year that was.
How professionals missed the colossal fraud at the heart of Oakbay’s listing.
The Richtersveld area on South Africa’s northwest coast was cursed with deserts, diamonds and greed. Then came the Guptas.
On the eve of Lesotho’s highly contested 2015 elections Prime Minister Tom Thabane’s government signed away a diamond mine to a Gupta-linked company.
The leaks reveal further incidents where KPMG apparently failed to heed signs of financial wrongdoing in its audit of Gupta-owned companies.
amaBhungane and Frayintermedia to host a live streamed panel discussion on whistleblowers and media sources. All welcome to join the discussion.
From today the trove of emails will be accessible to other journalists for an opportunity to collaborate and expose the full extent of wrongdoing.
