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Sihle Manda is a senior reporter at the GCIS. He previously covered local government and investigations at The Mercury, The Star and the Mail & Guardian.
New whistle-blower reveals how the Guptas tried to capture Des van Rooyen’s department
He quit during a probe and red flags were raised when he was rehired by Ekurhuleni
The auditor who botched the Sars rogue unit report has links going back to Shaik
Ekurhuleni’s head of transport is friendly with the directors of a company awarded the contract
The development finance entity says it wasn’t aware of a beneficiary’s connection to a minister
As more businesspeople go missing, private investigators tell of a sophisticated global network.
He declared his job with Land Bank Insurance when his family company won a contract
The new chief executive says she’s independent, despite being seen as a ‘friend’ of the social development minister
Glencoe wardens are fearing prisoner escapes after the department demanded that they return to duty despite the jail’s near-derelict state
Alarm bells are ringing over the minister’s close ties with the agency’s new chief executive
The Special Investigating Unit claims fraud but the company’s owner says this is defamatory
Central to the case is whether the former NPA boss jumped or was pushed out of his job
As a 28-year-old green engineer, I stood up in front of hundreds of professionals at a conference and was asked to contextualise green-building principles in Nigeria. One of the…
Azande Consultin, under investigation by the Hawks for alleged payment irregularities with an earlier Sassa contract, was granted a new R400m tender.
Irregular expenditure ballooned by billions of rands as municipal leaders looked elsewhere
The utility’s board places Cyril Gamede on precautionary suspension while a forensic audit is carried out regarding the allegations.
NGOs highlight the major legal issues that are disregarded when evictions take place
The NEC meeting promises to be fiery with half its members lining up against Zuma
Ekurhuleni metro admits in court papers that there has been ‘corruption, fraud and/or bribery’
The rumour of killings was false, the authorities said, but by then it was too late.
