*Oilgate lessons: state capture is expensive and difficult to undo* The Oilgate judgment underlines the cost of state capture and the enormous diffic...
*Sanral raises more confusion than clarity on e-tolls* The cabinet’s failure to make a decision on the funding of the Gauteng freeways is affecting ...
*Reclaim SA's strategic oil reserves* The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (OUTA) has applied to intervene in the court case which seeks to cancel the ...
*OUTA still waiting for NPA’s explanation on Aurora* The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (OUTA) is still waiting for the National Prosecuting Authorit...
*Real action, real fast: OUTA applauds SIU* Corruption is best handled when swift action is taken to prevent the proceeds thereof being lost to the s...
*Eskom and SIU summonses for state capture enablers welcomed * The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (OUTA) welcomes the announcement that Eskom and the...
*Eskom price win doesn't help SA* This week Eskom won its third court case on electricity prices against the National Energy Regulator (NERSA). This ...
* The NECSA debacle: yet another failed SOE * The recent resignation of the rest of the current board at the Nuclear Energy Corporation of South Afr...
* *Time for talk is over – we need to see action, Mr President* * While the Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (OUTA) welcomed the fact that president Cyr...
**No new dawn over Lesotho water supply to Gauteng* * * * * * The second phase of the Lesotho Highlands Water Project (LHWP) should have been deliveri...
**A new e-toll contract risks wasteful spend* * SANRAL has received bids of up to R11.4 billion to run a new e-toll collection contract it advertised ...
**Government clings to e-toll failure* * “The gantries might be here to stay but the e-toll collections are not,” says Wayne Duvenage, OUTA's CEO. “An...
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