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Anger at plan to scrap finance committee

Barely 24 hours after the swearing in of the new eThekwini council, the ANC is moving to scrap the city’s key finance and procurement oversight committee – responsible for monitoring the awarding o

Corruption hampers job creation

Corruption plays a key role in stalling efforts to create jobs and decrease the country's high unemployment rate, said Public Protector Advocate Thuli Madonsela. Madonsela, who was speaking at the

Pikitup's vicious circle of trash

It’s a vicious circle which is costing Joburg ratepayers millions. Pikitup refuses to allow free dumping of rubble, industrial waste and garden refuse at its disposal sites, so rubble removers empt

R73m to fix 1 200 homes... and now R13m more

In 2012, eThekwini spent R73 million fixing 1 196 shoddily built RDP houses in Inanda, north of Durban. Now, just four years later, the city is spending a further R13 million demolishing and

eThekwini in R750m contracts scandal

Five companies, some with married directors, common staff and contact details, which were raking in R750 million in eThekwini Municipality contracts are facing possible criminal charges because the

SAA dumps BnP deal after outcry

South African Airways (SAA) on Thursday, pulled the plug on the controversial R256 million deal with unlicensed boutique financier, BnP Capital, following an outcry over its failure to follow prope

N2 Wild Coast toll road plan forges ahead

The SA National Roads Agency is moving steadily towards building the controversial N2 Wild Coast toll road, despite an unresolved court challenge and question marks over whether the new route is af

WBHO off the hook

Listed construction company WBHO has received immunity for anti-competitive practices related to 10 projects from the Competition Tribunal. The issue dates back to 2009 when the Competition Commiss

Eskom boss defends the Guptas

Eskom chief executive Brian Molefe yesterday went on a limb and vociferously defended the Gupta family, whom he said had been subjected to a “kangaroo court”. Speaking at the release of the company

Acsa fails in its high court bid

The Northern Gauteng High Court in Pretoria has found the Airports Company South Africa (Acsa) in contempt of court after it illegally tried to get rid of a contractor from the OR Tambo Internation

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