Is Zondo’s office curtailing freedom of expression?
Since the dawn of democracy, efforts have been made to ensure that the courts are institutions in which law is applied without fear, favour or prejudice. It is the... Read more.
Loadshedding, corruption high on Marokane’s agenda as new Eskom CEO
Organised black business has expressed happiness that Dan Marokane will be starting his job as Eskom chief executive earlier than initially expected, on March 1. ... Read more.
Salary disparity behind most strikes at mines
Since the birth of the mining industry in SA in the 1800s, relations between mine bosses and workers – especially along racial lines – have been far from cosy.... Read more.
Sasol slammed for failing black managers
Petrochemical giant Sasol’s poor performance on workplace transformation has put the spotlight on JSE-listed company’s seriousness in promoting black people... Read more.
Parents feel pinch as school uniform prices keep rising
Parents have cried foul as they believe they are being subjected to exorbitant school uniform prices. Soweto resident Gwen Khumalo, whose child goes to school in... Read more.
Top Sita managers suspended following R1bn tender bungle
State Information Technology Agency (Sita) is facing more woes after two of its executive managers were placed on suspension due to a R1-billion tender bungle awarded... Read more.
Sita boss quits after rampant board meddling
State Information Technology Agency (Sita) managing director Andy Mabaso abruptly resigned following allegations of widespread interference and verbal abuse against... Read more.
Forex cartel banks could be expelled – Basa
An association of South African banks says members who are found to have brought the industry into disrepute could be expelled from the organisation. Absa, First... Read more.
Reserve Bank breaks silence on manipulation of currency
The Reserve Bank has broken its silence on why it has not intervened in the controversial currency manipulation scandal, saying it was assisting the Competition... Read more.
Auditor-general not impressed with SAA’s financial control systems
The office of the Auditor General of South Africa (AGSA) has lamented that it found a lack of financial control systems in place at SAA over a period of four years.... Read more.
