There was an instruction from President Cyril Ramaphosa, and agreement between all parties concerned, that Iran was no longer going to participate in the navy exercises in Simon’s Town and False Bay, according to his spokesman Vicent Magwenya.

Property tycoon Ralebala Mampuele's R700m loan collapsed when a cash advance was declined.

Documents relating to the procurement of the Road Accident Fund internal call centre show significant process irregularities.

Finance minister Enoch Godongwana has won the first part of his civil claim against controversial businessman Mthunzi Mdwaba over allegations that the former solicited a R500m bribe in return for a R5bn tender.

Two of the country’s largest consumer credit reporting agencies, TransUnion and Experian, may have been hit by a fresh data hack, potentially exposing the financial and personal data of South Africans.

Cyber thieves have breached the department of justice systems for the third time in as many years, again making with millions of rand.

The student elections at the Nelson Mandela University in Gqeberha, Eastern Cape have been hit by allegations that they were hosted on a server that is outside SA - potentially in conflict with the new legislation that protects personal data.

Two senior officials linked to the estates and insolvencies section of the department of justice have been placed on suspension, allegedly as part of a clean-up of the section.

Sport, arts and culture minister Nathi Mthethwa's actions potentially expose one of the entities under his department to irregular expenditure that will run into millions of rands.

Fresh allegations have emerged against Eskom CEO Andre de Ruyter, with a second executive accusing him of making another three senior appointments without following due process.