HEADLINES IN THIS ISSUE

• NPA set to tackle Trillian‚ McKinsey over state capture allegations at Eskom
• Zuma appoints state capture commission, to be headed by deputy chief justice
• Coca-Cola units, Sasol, sever ties with McKinsey in SA
• Steinhoff scandal inquiry set for end of January
• And more...

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• Top #Eskom executives reinstated after hearings
• ANC conference deadlocks on giving more teeth to integrity committee
• Steinhoff accounting scandal dates further back
• Police probe Gama for 'spying'
• And more...

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• Cyril wins: South Africa's blessed moment
• Steinhoff scandal points to major gaps in stopping unethical corporate behaviour
• Helen Suzman Foundation, Wierzycka sue ministers, Zuma and Guptas over capture at Eskom
• Zuma must pay costs for bid to halt state capture report
• And more...

HEALINES IN THIS ISSUE

• New ethics council to ‘institutionalise clean governance’ in Gauteng
• Steinhoff collapse set to dwarf state capture scandal
• Court's ruling on ‘reckless’ Zuma most scathing commentary yet
• Whistleblowers inform Mashaba City Power paid R30m for services not rendered
• And more...

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• Bribery, corruption impacts voters' choice
• It's up to MultiChoice to probe corruption claims - Naspers
• Zuma corruption charges: NPA panel named
• Eskom's Koko accuses former colleagues of corruption
• And more...

HEADLINES IN THIS ISSUE

• KPMG missed major red flags of alleged Gupta money laundering: report
• Members of anti-corruption council announced – Gauteng Govt
• SA's new top cop vows to serve with honour, courage
• Minister calls for investigation into Multichoice, ANN7 corruption claims
• And more...

HEADLINES IN THIS ISSUE

• Eskom top management due for lifestyle audits – Maritz
• Joburg cancels corrupt R161m fire engine contract
• KPMG says it has dropped clients amid tighter work protocols
• SANDU 'perplexed' by former Eskom boss Molefe's call up
• And more...

HEADLINES IN THIS ISSUE

• No guarantee of survival after company scandal - expert
• SA needs a tax bill of rights to govern how SARS treats taxpayers, says Davis committee
• Africa's energy sector heavily impacted by economic crime - survey
• Daff launches new corruption probe
• And more...

HEADLINES IN THIS ISSUE

• Is it right to (illegally) share Zuma expose?
• Organisations need ethics disaster management plans
• Auditor-General tells government to punish the corrupt
• City of Joburg's anti-corruption unit makes major bust
• And more...

HEADLINES IN THIS ISSUE

• Standard Bank, Barclays Africa drop Mckinsey
• Gigaba’s speech points to lack of faith in Zuma’s government – experts
• Timeline: How SAP Gupta-linked saga unfolded this year
• 'He is a gangster like us': New book reveals Zuma's 'darkest secret'
• And more...

HEADLINES IN THIS ISSUE

• Abrahams sides with Zuma in corruption charges decision
• Inquiry hears of big money and coal missing from Eskom coffers
• The McKinsey dossier, part 5 – how Transnet cash stuffed Gupta letterboxes
• Hawks to investigate massive data leak 
• And more...

HEADLINES IN THIS ISSUE

• On business, money and morality: have we learned nothing?
• KPMG boss opens up about Gupta red flags
• Mineral rights applications are susceptible to corruption
• Minister Lynne Brown under scrutiny over Eskom tender links 
• And more...