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Eskom has started process of conducting lifestyle audits - Gordhan
The Special Investigating Unit has already, in April, been instructed to conduct lifestyle audits on those figured in corruption at Eskom and Transnet.
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[WATCH] Pravin Gordhan breaks down the ‘fight back phenomenon’
Speaking at the 40th birthday celebration of the National Press Club, Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan speaks about corruption, the ‘fight back phenomenon' and shared a positive outlook for South Africa’s future.
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'Sars inquiry driven by Gordhan-led group wanting to capture it'
EFF leader Julius Malema says he wants Tom Moyane to go, but he must be removed from his position in a fair and legal manner.
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Judge Nugent set to announce decision on Sars inquiry
Tom Moyane's lawyer advocate Dali Mpofu on Friday told the commission that it cannot rely on Pravin Gordhan’s testimony, claiming the minister has a historic hatred for Moyane.
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Gordhan: My conscience is clear on Ivan Pillay retirement decision
Public Enterprise Minister Pravin Gordhan was testifying on Tuesday in Pretoria on the first day of public hearings at the commission of inquiry into tax administration and governance at Sars.
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Gordhan dismisses claims of Sars being a mess when Moyane took over
Pravin Gordhan has testified in Pretoria on the first day of public hearings at the Nugent Commission of Inquiry into tax administration and governance at Sars.
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'Sars was a world-class efficient, respected tax & customs administration'
Pravin Gordhan has been called as the first witness at the commission of inquiry into tax administration and governance in Sars which started in Pretoria on Tuesday.
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Gordhan set to be first witness at Nugent inquiry into Sars governance
The proceedings are scheduled to start at 2pm this afternoon and have been set down until Friday.
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Ramaphosa in ConCourt bid to challenge ruling on records of executive decisions
The president earlier this month lost his bid to appeal the precedent-setting North Gauteng High Court judgment.
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Eskom’s 0% wage offer off the table after Gordhan’s intervention
Minister Pravin Gordhan convened a meeting with Eskom’s board and management as well as the NUM, Numsa and Solidarity.
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Gordhan accuses Moyane of gross dereliction of duty in Makwakwa matter
Pravin Gordhan argues that Tom Moyane did not adequately & correctly respond to the matter involving Jonas Makwakwa who was implicated in a FIC report on money laundering.
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Moyane served with detailed account of charges for disciplinary hearing
The State attorney delivered the papers to Tom Moyane earlier on Thursday.
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Gordhan: SA Express grounding a consequence of state capture
Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan revealed on Thursday the embattled carrier paid over R5.7 million to the Gupta-linked Trillian capital without following due process.
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Pravin Gordhan: Govt has begun process to recapture SOEs
The Public Enterprises Minister says SA Express being grounded is one of the consequences of corruption and the government is working to root it out.
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SA Express involved with dodgy deals with Trillian, Gordhan reveals
Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan revealed on Thursday that the airline paid R5.7 million to Trillian Capital without following proper processes.
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SAHRC & Edward Zuma's lawyers settle in hate speech charges
Last year, Zuma penned an open letter in which he called Pravin Gordhan and Derek Hanekom 'askaris' and 'defenders of white monopoly capital'.
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‘There will be no load shedding this winter’
Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan visited Hendrina Power Station last week and says the power utility is getting on top of its coal shortage problems.
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Werksmans Attorneys report recommends inquiry into Transnet corruption
Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan announced an interim board for the freight rail agency on Monday night.
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Gordhan steps up to the plate at Public Enterprises
Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan is now at the helm of Public Enterprises, although only six state-owned institutions fall under his direction.
