KPMG vows to work with Reserve Bank in wake of damning VBS report
KPMG executive chairperson Wiseman Nkuhlu says the firm will take stock of the investigation and cooperate with the Reserve Bank
KPMG executive chairperson Wiseman Nkuhlu says the firm will take stock of the investigation and cooperate with the Reserve Bank
When the state fails to deliver on its promises, the people will inevitably rise up to take what’s theirs
The continent will have to chart its own way, not following the examples of Europe and North America, if it is to reach its targets
In 2013 Mohammed Dewji became the first Tanzanian to grace the cover of Forbes magazine, and was in 2015 named Forbes Africa Person of the Year
The report recommended that more than 50 individuals be criminally charged and held liable in civil proceedings
Behind manager Nuno Espírito Santo’s remarkable success are the players he brought, his efficient planning and his shrewd tactics
Sex workers in South Africa are often abused by the police. They have little recourse because the law is against them.
A task team is examining what to do to cushion the blow of another increase
All too often the team panic when they play a lesser nation but the coach is working on that
Unaccompanied Mozambican teenagers regularly attempt to cross into South Africa
The sinking of the MV Nyerere has highlighted the risks for the thousands of residents, forced to use overcrowded or poorly maintained boats
Hoping to contain wildfires that threaten its mountains each year, Portugal has hired goats to create natural, cost-effective fire barriers
The stimulus package is more interesting for what it says about the politics of economic decision making than for its likely impact on the economy
In your morning news roundup: A forensic report on the failure of VBS Mutual Bank has implicated Brian Shivambu, Jacob Zuma and Dan Matjila
Tito Mboweni has become the eighth finance minister, here is a list of the ministers who have preceded him since 1994
Apologies from transgressing civil servants are hollow when not offered voluntarily
In a historic first, the UN just held a high-level meeting on TB. There was one on lifestyle diseases too. But did these sittings achieve anything?
As leaders meet in London to discuss how to combat the illegal wildlife trade, maybe they should learn some lessons from southern Africa