Premier Oscar Mabuyane gave an update on their response to the COVID-19 pandemic, with the province recording the third highest number of cases

South Africa’s IMF loan agreement comes with a few clauses that aim to prevent corruption gripping hold of COVID-19 relief funds.

The IMF gave the nod for the R70 billion loan on Monday, 27 July 2020, which is aimed at aiding the country as it navigates the economic hurdles arising from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Khusela Diko has taken a leave of absence pending the outcome of investigations into the awarding of two contracts for the supply of PPE.

Julius Malema, and several other prominent voices, want Khusela Diko removed from her position as Ramaphosa’s spokesperson over a R125m tender.

Masuku said the process of awarding contracts within the department rests entirely with the Supply Chain Management function in Finance

The R37 million Beitbridge fence, which has been poorly evaluated and consistently vandalised since being erected, is under scrutiny.

The gravity of the accusations Graeme Joffe has levelled at sports administrators in South Africa, demand that the book be taken seriously.

It’s hard to believe that anyone would try and exploit such a devastating virus. But here we are, with scores of businesses indulging in ‘COVID corruption’.

The looting of funds intended to ease the pandemic-induced pressure on poor South Africans is a special kind of repugnant.

Ramaphosa said that corruption will not be tolerated, and he has deployed the SIU to investigate any and all allegations of mismanagement

Zikalala says the implicated officials risked being blacklisted by the government.

It looks like this particular deal wasn’t ‘masked’ very well. President Ramaphosa and his spokesperson are yet to respond to these corruption allegations.

Jaco Scheepers was arrested by the Serious Commercial Crimes branch of the Hawks in January 2020

Eastern Cape MEC Xolile Nqatha has come under fire for his comments on corruption. Godrich Gardee has called for the ANC to intervene.

In a statement, the Public Service and Administration department noted the allegations have been escalated to President Cyril Ramaphosa

Eastern Cape Cogta MEC Xolile Nqatha said disciplinary action against corrupt individuals would only prove stressful while battling COVID-19.

We can get on board with these cryptic clues. Two ANC members, dubbed ‘Bonnie and Clyde’ for their alleged thieving, face criminal charges on Wednesday.

It’s meant to be a new era at Eskom, but COO Jan Oberholzer has been accused of undertaking some corrupt activities during his time at the firm.

The SIU is waiting on President Ramaphosa to sign a national proclamation which will allow investigators to consolidate all allegations of corruption.

Phillip Truter, previously VBS Bank’s CFO, was arrested on Saturday and made his first appearance on Monday. He was released on 50 000 bail.

An OR Tambo contract with a company required that door-to-door COVID-19 awareness campaign be carried out, but many were never contacted.

The other seven, including the bank’s CEO, Andile Ramavhunga, board member and former CFO of the SA Police Service Phalaphala Ramikosi, former chair Tshifhiwa Matodzi and treasurer Phophi Mukhodobwane appeared before the Palm Ridge Regional Court where they were each granted R100 000 bail each

Five vehicles, including an Evoque, were recovered. It’s suspected that the vehicles, among other items, were bought with UIF funds.

It’s alleged that Gauteng police officials forced the complainant to take them to his house. It is there they demanded R200 000.

The duo was arrested for corruption, fraud and money laundering. Allegations are in relation to a company known as Superior Quality Trading.

AGSA has announced that 72% of Western Cape municipalities have recorded clean financial audits for the 2018/19 financial year.

Former Merafong Municipality CFO Thys Wienekus took unlawful instruction from Acting Municipal Manager Romeo Mohaudi regarding VBS Bank.

The EFF Commander-in-Chief says that journalists have failed to provide evidence of corruption.

Five journalists have been given the go ahead to ask the EFF Commander-in-Chief ‘any question’ — including those relating to VBS corruption.

Judge Kate Pillay postponed Zuma’s trial for corruption until September with state and defence lawyers arguing about delaying the case.

Department spokesperson Yonela Diko said the were proud of the work done in rooting out corruption and promised the people of South Africa that they would stay on course until that is accomplished

Transnet say that they want to ensure that their employees spending is above board and rebuild trust after corruption allegations.

Gauteng Premier David Makhura said a Bell Pottinger-type smear campaign has been launched against him by beneficiaries of corruption.

Major South African and international banks are implicated in the probe, which dates back to price manipulation in 2007.

The minister is said to have disbanded her NRRTT advisory group after accusing them of going rogue – including going to the lengths of discrediting her

According to a court order, French arms company Thales’ application for leave to directly appeal the Zuma corruption trial has been dismissed with costs.

The matter had been set to be heard on 6 May 2020, however the state and Zuma’s legal team reached an agreement to have the case heard next month.

The ‘How to Steal a Country’ trailer has reminded South Africans just how much was lost due to corruption under the influence of the Guptas.

The Jacob Zuma corruption trial promises to be a blockbuster event when it eventually resumes.

One of the quarantine sites identified in the Eastern Cape, the Mioca Bed and Breakfast in Cala, has ties to the MEC of Transport, Safety and Liaison.

The Eskom employees appeared in court on Wednesday and will remain in custody until their next court appearance.

Trade union Saftu have asked Jan Oberholzer to resign after allegations of a conflict of interest between himself and contractors emerged.

The PIC report released by President Cyril Ramaphosa on Thursday will now be handed over to the NPA for further action.

The KZN town has been completely shut down after service delivery protests have brought the town to its knees

Sipho Nzuza is accused of having been involved in a R500 million fraudulent tender scheme relating to Durban Solid Waste.

The Pretoria High Court has ruled that Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s findings against President Cyril Ramaphosa are flawed.

Another one bites the dust…the Hawks have arrested another senior official implicated in the eThekwini corruption scandal.

Jacob Zuma and two other ANC cronies are accused of milking a deal with AgriDelight – scoring everything from cattle to a pricey nose job.

YouTuber DevDonDidIt took to the streets of Cape Town to ask people what they think of SONA 2020 and President Cyril Ramaphosa.

SAPS are investigating several cases of corruption in the Northern Cape

The former president has gone global but for all the wrong reasons.

Jacob Zuma’s trial has plodded along for the best part of two years. On Tuesday, it exploded into life. Here’s what happens now he faces an arrest warrant.

Jacob Zuma’s latest attempt to frustrate the course of justice may just work for him this week. His corruption trial could be delayed without him there.

The Democratic Alliance (DA) is calling an urgent parliamentary committee meeting to probe the lottery corruption scandal.

The ANC has expressed concern and said it would launch an internal probe into the recording from Mpumalanga and its contents.

2019 Corruption Perceptions Index shows SA still has a long way to go. Political party funding is a big concern.

A disciplinary hearing has found Dr Thabo Lekalakala guilty of gross misconduct.

The crooked cops are expected to appear in court today.

The net is closing in on the former Eskom and Transnet boss.

The Hawks and the Special Investigating Unit are closing in on those responsible for looting Eskom dry.

The prosecutor was arrested after she was observed accepting a bribe from a suspect in an active shoplifting case.

The wheels of justice have been turning on Thursday: We’ve got the latest on the arrest of two former Eskom bigwigs, who are accused of corruption.

A major operation from SAPS has lead to the arrest of ‘multiple’ Eskom managers on Thursday, after they were linked to corruption at the Kusile plant.

Mary Chiwenga is accused of trying to kill her Vice President husband. She appeared in court on Tuesday, and Zimbabwe’s political scandal has escalated.

The Hawks are uncovering the full extent of corruptive rot in Durban.

Fresh from the Zandile Gumede corruption scandal in Durban, a number of suspects – including four councillors – have been picked-off by The Hawks.

No way out for Zuma, it seems. The corruption trial creeps closer as his defence runs out of delay tactics.

Misa CEO, Ntandazo Vimba was arrested by the Hawks on Thursday 21 November 2019, just two days after receiving an award for a clean audit.

We’ve got the latest developments on the Bongani Bongo case, and things don’t look good for the ANC MP. He could face a lengthy jail sentence, here.

The United National Transport Union (Untu) said on Friday 15 November that vandalism of Prasa infrastructure is out of control and that “the South African Police Service are nowhere to be seen”.

Ex-prisoners from Robben Island have threatened to return to their cells if the corruption report they have demanded is not released.

Police Minister Bheki Cele said that the lack of rape kits in SA police stations show nothing but a corrupt police service.

AfriForum have accelerated plans to prosecute Julius Malema on Thursday. But with the NPA dragging their heels, the group could be left frustrated.

The consultancy denied any wrongdoing in how it obtained the SAA tender.

Even Jacob Zuma, and his slippery slalom through the judiciary, can’t escape a day in court. Here’s what you need to know about the corruption trial.

According to an internal SAA report, the Acting Board Chair went above-and-beyond to ensure that the R200-million tender was awarded to a consultancy she’s alleged to have had a working relationship with.

Political party displeased with South African president’s failure to act on the Gupta family.

Strap yourselves in: The usually-impenetrable defence of Jacob Zuma has been rocked. Here’s what you can expect to happen next in his corruption trial.

Looks like Jacob Zuma and his lawyers will be taking a deep breath on Friday: They’re about to learn if the former president will face a criminal trial.

Staff suffered during the period investigated by the Nugent Commission.

The Gupta family’s associate, Salim Essa, was also sanctioned.

End of the line for Jacob Zuma? Something has to give during Friday’s court session, but his defence team will be hoping these arguments hold steady.

Chickens are coming home to roost in all corners of the globe for the Guptas. The US Treasury have essentially “excluded” them from their financial system.

Zandile Gumede and 15 other co-conspirators were raided on Thursday, and Hawks uncovered a huge collection of luxury cars owned by city officials.

Bobani says he’s being targeted for refusing to clear dodgy tenders.

Political conspiracy is in the air: Iqbal Survé has claimed he is being targeted by Gordhan and Ramaphosa, ahead of the release of a damning article on the pair.

Judgement day is upon Jacob Zuma. The courts have announced that a decision on his corruption case will be announced in the coming days

Angelo Agrizzi is set for a State Capture Inquiry showdown with Andrew Wakeford on Wednesday. But the former Bosasa executive will be in a tight spot.

Shivambu could be investigated by Parliament.

SAA confirmed that the investigation is “at an advanced stage”.

New anti-corruption forum will help shape the direction of the NHI bill.

The department owns more than R100 billion worth of land and buildings.

More skeletons are tumbling out of the VBS closet, and EFF Deputy President Floyd Shivambu has had to come clean on a suspect car payment.

Could this evidence change the entire narrative of the Bosasa debacle? Recently-released documents compiled by Gavin Watson make some bombshell claims.

Mogoeng Mogoeng has refuted claims of corruption in the judiciary and is committed to proving the inaccuracy of the allegations against South Africa’s judges.

Steinhoff has been handed a R1.5 billion fine for financial misconduct by the FSCA, but they will only have to pay R53 million of it.

Disciplinary processes were informed by recommendations emanating from the 2014 Public Protector report entitled, “When Governance and Ethics Fail”

The Nkandla walls are closing in on Zuma and if he does not honour his agreement with VBS liquidators in time, he may have no walls or a roof over his head.

The two-and-a-half-year saga of suspended secretary to Parliament Gengezi Mgidlana appears to finally be reaching a conclusion.