HEADLINES IN THIS ISSUE

• PIC board quits as scandals mount
• Eskom secures R15bn loan
• Cheating national minimum wage gets employer a fraud charge
• [TEI OPINION PIECE] Individuals with integrity remain the bulwark against corruption
• And more...

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• Bosasa bombshells keep coming
• Call for Eskom to go business rescue route
• Netcare reportedly plans to cut as many as 500 staff
• Public Protector to investigate Ramaphosa-Bosasa donation
• And more...

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• Bombshells, bribes and a president: Angelo Agrizzi testifies at state capture inquiry
• Zondo commission secretary implicated in Bosasa corruption
• Copying claims against Woolworths over health bars
• Bosasa’s Agrizzi gave up life of lies, bribes, flashy cars after near-death experience
• And more...

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• We must apologise to South Africans for 'avoidable' challenges - Eskom CEO
• ‘I paid Zuma R2.5 million for asylum’ – Radovan Krejcír
• Steinhoff's salvage process stalls as former partner digs in
• Second member resigns from Ramaphosa's Eskom Task team
• And more...

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• ANC draft elections list includes Zuma and other state capture-accused
• Eskom tariff shock in store for consumers
• Fraudulent qualifications on the rise
• Tshwane mayor distances himself from appointment of 'unqualified' acting city manager
• And more...

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• KPMG on transformation, missing red flags and rebuilding a brand
• Bain pays back the money over botched Sars work, but may face fraud charges
• SABC must be assisted with financial woes - Ramaphosa
• M&G political editor sacked for breaching code of ethics
• And more...

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• KPMG chair apologises for ‘hurt and damage’ to SA institutions
• FSCA probing insider trading following sale of Steinhoff shares
• Mashaba lays charges against Tau and Makhubo for R30 Million State Capture Deal
• New NDPP Shamila Batohi must sort out ills of NPA
• And more...

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• Tiger Brands on listeriosis class action: 'We will act with integrity'
• Molefe on Transnet: It’s worse than you think, but we're ready to fix it
• Zuma's crucial court battle to stop his prosecution
• [TEI OPINION PIECE] Being legally compliant does not provide automatic moral standing
• And more...

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• Ethical sentiment among professional South Africans drop sharply following bruising year of corporate scandals 
• Gordhan to lay criminal charges against Malema
• R6,000 bribe 'to write off' Joburg resident's arrears - man arrested
• Auditor-General places hope in new powers to give teeth to safeguarding the public purse
• And more...

HEADLINES IN THIS ISSUE

• 8 things to know about Gordhan's first day at the state capture inquiry
• Momentum says client in R2.4m life cover claim 'did not act in good faith'
• Whistle-blower Suzanne Daniels will have to fight to clear her name
• Mahumapelo ‘deliberately faked’ R12m Vodacom statement
• And more...

HEADLINES IN THIS ISSUE

• Hogan on pressure to appoint Gama as Transnet head: 'I was cast as an anti-transformation racist'
• Unions fight job losses at the SABC
• Denel CFO sent packing in SOE clean-up
• SIU takes aim at corruption
• And more...

HEADLINES IN THIS ISSUE

• Gordhan tells SAA staff to 'clean out the dirt'
• Vodacom, Cell C, Telkom, and MTN accused of stealing from SA customers
• Ethics and auditing concerns drag corporate governance index to record lows
• Steinhoff’s secret history and the dirty world of Markus Jooste
• And more...