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Dudu Myeni accused of playing games after missing court twice
Myeni missed court Pretoria on Tuesday where an application was meant to be heard to have her declared a delinquent director.
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Myeni given 2 days to raise money to attend court case in Pretoria
Pleading poverty, Dudu Myeni claimed she couldn’t attend her court case this week because she could not afford to travel from KwaZulu-Natal to Pretoria and her legal fees.
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Myeni gets one more chance to fight Outa delinquency application
On Monday, Myeni told the legal team representing Outa that she could not afford to travel to Pretoria to appear in court.
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Dudu Myeni a no-show again in court
The matter was expected to begin on Monday but Judge Ronel Tolmay rolled it over, because Dudu Myeni failed to show up.
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Dudu Myeni misses court appearance, says she can’t afford to travel
The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (Outa) has brought an application to the High Court in Pretoria.
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Outa battle to have Dudu Myeni declared a delinquent director heads to court
The organisation said Dudu Myeni’s conduct during her tenure from December 2012 to October 2017 put the organisation under distress, losing billions under her leadership.
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‘It’s not working’ – Outa on e-tolls after Sanral’s annual report
According to the road agency's financial statements, Sanral has only been able to collect R4.5 billion to date; well below their R16 billion target.
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Mbalula reiterates govt’s ‘resolve’ to finding e-tolls solution
The minister met with the Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse and the Automobile Association on Wednesday.
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Outa gives City of Tshwane ultimatum over Hammanskraal water crisis
The lobby group gave the city 48 hours to act after it found the drinking water was contaminated with Escherichia coli, also known as E. coli.
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Drinking water contaminated in Hammanskraal, says Outa
The South African Human Rights Commission also found that the water was not fit for human consumption.
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Makhura commits Gauteng to budget to scrap e-tolls
Gauteng Premier David Makhura has reiterated that e-tolls will be tackled head-on, however, concerns have been raised about where the money will come from to pay roads agency Sanral for the infrastructure upgrades.
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Myeni used bogus whistle-blowers to fire SAA staff, Zondo commission hears
SAA human resources manager Mathulwane Mpshe said the former board chair allegedly fabricated information and leaked it to the Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse.
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Outa: Parliament must support Ramaphosa’s decision to fire Jiba & Mrwebi
Outa said it was disappointed by Thursday’s Constitutional Court’s decision, which upheld a Supreme Court of Appeal ruling to keep the pair on the roll of advocates.
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Outa: SAA needs external help to survive
The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (Outa) maintains that South African Airways (SAA) cannot continue as a fully government-owned entity.
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Outa calls on govt to install experienced leaders at SAA
The board is now tasked with searching for a replacement for outgoing CEO Vuyani Jarana who will leave the state-owned entity by the end of August.
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Outa confident Zondo inquiry submissions on Transnet will lead to prosecutions
The submissions detail allegations of corruption by Transnet officials.
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Outa: R750m plan to upgrade ministerial homes, govt buildings wasteful
The staggering amount has reportedly been set aside for the Union Buildings, parliamentary offices and houses for Members of Parliament and ministers in Pretoria and Cape Town.
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Outa: Govt must clarify future of failed e-toll system
The roads agency’s board of directors has passed an urgent resolution, suspending the legal processes aimed at collecting outstanding fees.
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E-tolls were 'doomed from the get-go' - Outa
The roads agency's board of directors has passed an urgent resolution, suspending the legal processes aimed at collecting outstanding fees.
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Credit bureau: You can't be blacklisted for not paying e-tolls
Earlier this week, the Electronic Toll Collection had warned defaulting toll users not to ignore summons to settle their accounts.
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Makhosi Khoza yet to announce next move following Outa departure
Khoza has handed in a resignation letter, which Eyewitness News has seen, in which she asks Outa to relieve her of her duties with immediate effect.
