Saftu's Zwelinzima Vavi calls for full publication of South Africa's $1.5bn World Bank Development Policy Loan and its conditions, warning 'there is no such thing as...
National Treasury’s proposed public procurement regulations aim to give effect to the 2024 Public Procurement Act, but a coalition of policy and advocacy groups warns they...
The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) has asked parliament’s portfolio committee on higher education to investigate payments linked to the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) administrator...
National Treasury has suspended July 2026 equitable share transfers to 60 municipalities across all nine provinces, citing persistent financial mismanagement and high levels of unauthorised, irregular,...
A whistle‑blower has told The Citizen that the Compensation Fund may have spent R142 million on overlapping consultant work, with little to show for the money...
South Africa is heading into the 2026 State of the Nation Address with a rare thing on the table: a bit of breathing room. After years...
Every sunrise in South Africa arrives with an invisible bill. Before clinics open or classrooms fill, the country has already spent R1.1 billion. Not on roads...
A Long-Running Dispute Finally Reaches Its End After years of delays, courtroom arguments, and mounting frustration, the Gauteng High Court has delivered a decisive ruling against...
South Africans Paying More, Getting Less: Why Taxpayers Are Feeling Shortchanged South Africans are paying their dues, but getting barely anything back. According to Efficient Group...
A number so vast it defies easy comprehension has been laid at the feet of South African taxpayers. Over the past five years, the nation’s municipalities...