Former RAF boss threatens to take legal action over revealing confidential information

Gauteng weighs contract termination amid widespread NTI service complaints

Allegations of police corruption have emerged involving Capt Itumeleng Phakedi, who allegedly received bribes from Johan de Witt, a director of Mamokebe Colliery, to conduct a raid on the Dirkiesdorp coal mine.

The suspended deputy national commissioner says testimony heard by the Madlanga Commission has created ‘a misleading impression’ of his role and relationship with the various role players under investigation.

A mining rights dispute has taken a new twist, with allegations that a police raid last week in which mining equipment was seized happened three days before a warrant for it was issued.

Mpumalanga top cops are in hot water for allegedly removing heavy mining equipment and trucks that got stuck on a road leading to the death of two motorists near Dirkiesdorp coal mine.

Former Road Accident Fund (RAF) boss Collins Letsoalo flew under the radar for five years at the beleaguered multibillion-rand agency without any security vetting — despite his office insisting he had “top-secret” clearance.

Three years into the Russia-Ukraine conflict, Africa's food insecurity is worsening and the continent's economies are suffering despite UN efforts to find a lasting resolution to the food situation.

Criminal syndicates know billions are being spent on infrastructure

The adoption of a new accounting standard saw the Road Accident Fund write off more than R300bn in liabilities