Auction Alliance founder Rael Levitt tried very hard to stifle a Business Day report about his company, although in the end he failed.
Corruption is a problem worldwide, but it varies from country to country and is easily identified by poor social conditions.
Gaining insight into the Gupta’s private lives is a rare opportunity – so when ex bodyguards speak, the media listens.
Iceland is protesting, hoping that their prime minister will step down after he was implicated in the Panama Papers saga.
Famous faces were no doubt going to be involved in the Panama Papers saga, but are they who you thought they would be?
You’ve no doubt heard the term thrown around a fair bit these past 24 hours – isn’t it time you latched on to what all the fuss is about?
The International Jazz Festival went down this past weekend, and it was the scene of an extraordinary jeering session.
This morning we heard about Johann Rupert losing patience with Zuma once and for all – this time it’s SA’s biggest banks firing shots.
Another day, another DA versus Jacob Zuma battle. The North Gauteng High Court is where it’s all going down.
It’s another day of back against the wall stuff for Jacob Zuma, the DA attacking him in both the North Gauteng High Court and Parliament.
My guess is the hacker group Anonymous were expecting it to be a little tougher to crack our government’s websites. They were disappointed.
The corruption runs deep in the land of the Gupta / Zuma family and while they’re winning, the rest of the country is not doing too well. Like, at all.
It isn’t every day you read a story about a traffic officer refusing a bribe, and perhaps there is a lesson to be learnt from this example.
If these BBC journalists wanted an authentic South Africa experience it appears they got one, a JMPD cop forcing them into paying a bribe.
South Africa has many faults and the latest targets one of the few things we have left: justice.
Corruption-related strikes could see the City of Johannesburg and its surrounding suburbs plunge into darkness.
If you’re trying to escape a string of convictions for violent crimes you’re going to need to grease a few palms along the way. The cost might surprise you though.
We’re no strangers to corruption down here in SA but it isn’t often you see an international piece that lays it out so clearly.
Yesterday saw Julius Malema in good spirits, and I imagine it will be much of the same today after the charges against him were struck from the roll.
The problem with telling so many lies for so long is that eventually where they end and the truth begins. It looks like JZ has been caught in a whopper with this one.
It’s amazing how deep some people can dig in order to avoid being locked up. Take for example FIFA’s Jeffrey Webb who pulled a few rabbits out of the hat with this one.
Congrats on making it through Monday. As a reward you now get to watch a visibly riled Sepp Blatter fall victim to a prank at his press conference in Zurich.
The 2010 World Cup ship is well and truly sinking and whilst Fikile and company hang on for dear life, others are inflating the lifeboats. Tokyo first, women and children next.
You’ll generally find most convicted criminals on medical parole prefer to keep a low profile. Not Schabir, however, who today unleashed a verbal attack on an unsuspecting journalist.
As the wheels come off the FIFA machine they have taken the drastic step of suspending the bidding process to host the 2026 tournament. I thought Qatar were going to buy that one as well?
It doesn’t matter whether you think football is nothing more than a silly game, you see, there is something larger here that should anger each and every South African.
This afternoon’s press conference saw Minister of Sport and Recreation Fikile Mbalula stick to his guns and condemn the allegations of corruption during the 2010 World Cup bid.
I adore Gareth Cliff and his strong opinions. They’re usually the truth and are well backed up with facts. Much like this one, which has started a little Twitter war.
As Sepp flees for safety let’s take a stroll down memory lane and relive some of his finer and more poignant moments. What’s that you say about women’s football Sepp?
Football fans around the world breathed a collective sigh of relief yesterday as Sepp Blatter abandoned ship and resigned as president of FIFA. You’re not getting away that easily.