Total costs climb to R1bn and SAPS guns go missing amid wrangle over sophisticated firearms permit system

Topping the list of bling pastors who came to South Africa on tourist visas, bribed their way to permanent residency, and built up huge congregations of followers who funded their luxury lifestyles is Shepherd Bushiri, now a fugitive from justice

How Bushiri and a syndicate of African pastors ran an immigration fraud ring and made a mint in the process

Businessman Mcebisi Mlonzi, two directors of Avis car rentals and officials from the Alfred Nzo district municipality in the Eastern Cape are appearing before the Maxesibeni magistrate’s court on charges of fraud, money laundering and corruption.

Amid preparations for R372m parade, soldiers patrolling borders complain of starvation and lack of medical supplies

The tender-driven empire of politically connected businessman Edwin Sodi is slowly crumbling under the weight of liquidations, a R50m creditor claim and a bid by authorities to blacklist him from lucrative government contracts.

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.

Months after burying the hatchet in protracted litigation between insurer 3Sixty Life and the Prudent Authority (PA) another battle is brewing over the regulator’s continued placement of the company under curatorship.

Ailing state passenger rail company Prasa has instituted an internal inquiry into its chairperson Leonard Ramatlakane for occupying one of its properties in Newlands, Cape Town, while his own house is being renovated.

Despite an arbitration ruling ordering that he get his job back, the board of the Passenger Rail Agency of SA has decided against reinstating its erstwhile CEO Zolani Matthews.