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The Biennial 2025 Gauteng State of Ethics Report The recently released Biennial 2025 Gauteng State of Ethics Report highlights that numerous senior government managers in the province have not been vetted by their respective departments, with many failing to submit required vetting forms. Additionally, the report reveals that hundreds of officials are engaged in business transactions with the state, which is against established regulations. This situation raises concerns about adherence to ethical standards within the...

A major conservation charity linked to Prince Harry, African Parks, has acknowledged human rights abuses by its rangers in Congo-Brazzaville after an independent review of allegations from the Baka community. Despite confirming the abuses, the charity has not disclosed the review's findings, which were conducted by Omnia Strategy LLP, and it faced criticism from Survival International for failing to publicly address the issue. African Parks has stated it has improved safeguarding measures and will conduct...

The US has decided to cut $50 million in aid to Zambia's health sector due to the country's failure to tackle "systematic theft" of donated medical supplies, as stated by US ambassador Michael Gonzales. This decision follows a year-long investigation revealing that over 2,000 pharmacies in Zambia were selling stolen drugs intended for public distribution. The cuts, effective January next year, will impact treatments for malaria, HIV, and TB, as the US can no longer...

Summary Allegations have emerged in a legal dispute involving KZN-based Ithala Bank and the South African Reserve Bank’s Prudential Authority, highlighting claims of hacking, potential conflict of interest, and obstruction of access to banking records. These dramatic accusations reflect ongoing tensions between the two financial entities, raising concerns regarding governance and regulatory oversight. The case underscores the complexities and challenges facing the banking sector in South Africa. Full Article

Battling stage 4 colorectal cancer, Aadam Forgan drew strength from the laughter and tears of young cancer patients during his chemotherapy sessions. On 26 April, he completed the 21.1km Outeniqua Half Marathon, an inspiring feat that showcases his resilience in the face of adversity. His efforts have raised over R36,000 to support others facing similar challenges, highlighting the impact of community and hope in difficult times. Full Article

The Protection of State Information Bill The Protection of State Information Bill poses risks of power abuse and unreasonable rights infringements, potentially undermining legal principles, according to Parliament’s legal services. They have recommended that the controversial bill be returned to the House for further consideration. This development highlights ongoing concerns regarding the balance between state security and individual rights in legislative processes. Full Article