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R38m state vehicle scam exposed

State vehicles are stolen by government officials and stripped for cash, while some are rented out to individuals, in an elaborate scam that has netted up to R38 million. This emerged during in-cam

Someone will pay for welfare grants crisis, warns Radebe

Presidency Minister Jeff Radebe on Thursday said consequences will follow the failure of the social development department and the SA Social Security Agency to abide by a 2014 Constitutional Court

CPS tried to 'blackmail' government

Cash Paymaster Services (CPS) has twice given government a two-day ultimatum to agree to its demands to ensure grant payment is not disrupted, the Constitutional Court heard on Wednesday. David Unt

Chikane lodges R500K civil claim

The chairperson of the City Power board, Rev Frank Chikane, has lodged a civil claim of R500 000 against two former SA Municipal Workers Union (Samwu) members for defamation. Legal action is to be

Cosatu's calls for Dlamini's head gets louder

Cosatu has reiterated its call for Social Development Minister Bathabile Dlamini to go. It has also urged the department and the South Africa Social Security Agency (Sassa) to ensure that 17 millio

Dlamini won't oppose Black Sash bid for oversight

Social Development Minister Bathabile Dlamini will not oppose an application by the Black Sash to ensure the Constitutional Court has oversight over the country's social grant payment system, the m

Collusive firm bags city contract

The City of Cape Town is still employing the services of a company found guilty of collusion, even as the provincial government approaches the National Treasury to have the cleaning company blackli

Protector to probe dodgy R120m contract

A contract and a tender related to two R120 million state-of-the-art cancer radiotherapy machines that have stood idle in Durban’s Addington Hospital for most of the past three years are being inve

Seven construction companies to fork out R1.5bn

South Africa’s construction sector will never be the same following the settlement agreement reached between the government and the industry. Mike Wylie, the chairperson of listed construction and

City of Cape Town loses battle against Aurecon

Years of legal wrangling between the City of Cape Town and the engineering company it had initially hired – and then fired – to decommission the now-defunct Athlone Power Station finally came to a

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