The Internet service provider industry in South Africa is fed up with confusing regulations from communications regulator Icasa over ownership rules.
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Almost four years, R1-billion and more than 5 000 pages of findings later, the judicial inquiry into corruption during former President Jacob Zuma’s rule is over.
Bringing the corruption-accused Guptas to account might take a long time. Here’s what needs to happen for them to face the music.
As government struggles to provide sufficient electricity, public transport and other basic services, the country’s main tourist hub is increasingly going it alone.
The Office of the Chief Justice is investigating a R225-million tender that was allegedly riddled with irregularities.
Just a day after the resignation of the chairman of communications regulator Icasa, another top regulator has resigned – this time at the Competition Commission.
The chairman of communications regulator Icasa has resigned, just months after overseeing the successful auctioning of broadband spectrum.
Dubai is considering handing over two Gupta brothers who are wanted in South Africa for allegedly masterminding the looting billions of dollars from state entities.
The Post Office will no longer pay beneficiaries of the social relief of distress R350 grant at its branches, blaming long queues for the decision.
Government is still analysing details of a $8.5-billion financing package offered by rich Western nations last year to help the country shift away from coal.