Final slap for TotalEnergies in ‘greenwashing’ case
A ruling by South Africa’s Advertising Regulatory Board is another blow to TotalEngergies’ efforts to recast itself as a defender of environmental rights
A mystery, wrapped in an Exxaro enigma
Behind the mystery suspension of Exxaro’s CEO lies a story of rampant factionalism at a company that, analysts say, has done nothing for years
McKinsey’s rehabilitation tour bombs
McKinsey’s $122m US settlement for state capture in South Africa is drawing sharp criticism from critics, who say it’s pocket change for the consulting
Steinhoff loses (another) battle for secrecy
The Supreme Court of Appeal has found in favour of two media outlets, ruling that Steinhoff must hand over its report into wrongdoing at
BEE regulator trains sights on ‘dishonest’ Didata deal
This week’s searing high court judgment on the R1.4bn Didata deal is a ‘test case’ for fronting
Secrecy and deceit: Behind Didata’s ‘illegal’ BEE schlenter
Didata executives, including company co-founder Jeremy Ord, have been slammed in a high court ruling for secretly buying The Campus in a shady R1.4bn
Is the JSE set for a new listings boom?
The exchange’s CEO, Leila Fourie, says she has seen a willingness of companies to list on the JSE that we ‘haven’t seen in many
How Africa’s kleptocrats buy South African mansions
If there’s one industry which has played an underappreciated role in the dirty money industry, it is estate agents. “If somebody comes to an
Lights out for Joburg: Dada Morero’s big Eskom gamble
For months, electricity minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa has been sounding the alarm of an existential crisis for state power provider Eskom: sharply escalating municipal debt.
‘Ramaphosa must intervene in Mozambique crisis’
As the threat of violence hangs heavy over Maputo, rights group the Center for Democracy and Human Rights has hit out at President Cyril