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If the list process has not taught Ramaphosa and his backers not to let their guard down, it is uncertain what will
A trail left by Salim Essa led us to a group of businessmen who claim their community has shunned them because of their Gupta-association.
Tax advisers at ENSafrica sold tycoon Wiese a lemon — one that now implicates him in what Sars has described as an elaborate "tax evasion" scheme.
Ayo claimed to have had commitments worth R5.3-billion from investors – but did they?
The intended listing of Sagarmatha Technologies was a mirror image of a deal in which the PIC was used to massively underwrite the Survé fortune.
Analysis
A joint investigation by Finance Uncovered and amaBhungane.
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Tegeta threatens to shut down coal supply to Hendrina power station just as Eskom discovers thousands of tons of coal have gone ‘missing’.
The amaBhungane investigative journalism centre has launched a constitutional challenge to the Act on intercepting communication (including your cell)
A Free State provincial department has irregularly awarded a sweeping, open-ended tender to a company owned by one of the premier’s close associates.
A year-long investigation points to an intricate system the Gupta family allegedly used to extract bribes from companies in business with Transnet.
President Jacob Zuma is part of a faction which embraces patronage politics writes Steven Friedman
A Durban advocate denies being paid by the controversial pair to make a fraud charge go away
Huge sums are washing through the bank accounts of obscure companies, and all fingers point to Gupta associates and state tenders
Pravin Gordhan throws down the gauntlet against the politically powerful family
Parastatal paid Gupta associate’s firm tens of millions for a service it could have provided itself or got for a fraction of the price.
An amaBhungane investigation into Transnet suggests the hijacking of state-owned enterprises by private interests is worse than originally thought.
An amaBhungane investigation into Transnet suggests the hijacking of state-owned enterprises by private interests is worse than originally thought.
Revenue service’s number two Jonas Makwakwa has been recommended for a probe into R1.2m in "suspicious" cash deposits.
