The NLC approved R9 million for a Soweto sports complex, but R6 million was paid out before anyone noticed there was nothing there. What happened to the money?
For years, funds meant for South Africa's 2016 Olympic team took a "scenic detour" through favored hands. Now, a Special Tribunal has finally ordered SASCOC and others to return almost R25 million.
Duduzane Zuma's new deputy presidency position raises questions about the MK Party's strategy. Is it a bold new direction or simply a familiar family expansion?
It sounds like a joke, but the National Lotteries Commission really paid R4 million for boreholes that were already functional. Now, a Special Tribunal is making them pay it back.
Massive oil discoveries in Namibia's Orange Basin by Shell and TotalEnergies have triggered a global spotlight on its democratic future. What's really at stake?
Afrikaner families sold their homes and moved their lives, convinced by 'white genocide' narratives. But the US rejected their asylum bids, leaving them with nowhere to go.
A Johannesburg Labour Court case reveals how one company's HR department tried to turn a simple lunch break with singing and dancing into a full-blown labour dispute. The evidence? Vibes.
A new national AI policy was withdrawn after internal checks revealed its bibliography contained ghost references, likely created by AI because human checks were skipped.
South African public entities intentionally obscure vital information online, employing outdated content and poor SEO practices that frustrate citizens seeking.
Parliament reveals South Africa's police leadership costs R3.6 billion annually for 722 generals, despite the force lacking essential working vehicles.