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Movement warns govt will lose power if it ignores the cry to drop fuel price
Protesters are demonstrating against the surging petrol price outside National Treasury offices in Pretoria.
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South Africans urged to join protest against rising fuel prices
The Democratic Alliance, Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (Outa) and taxi associations will call on government to decrease the price of fuel by at least R1.
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Outa: Govt must do more to curb rising fuel prices
Over the last few months the fuel price has rocketed with government citing the exchange rate and oil prices.
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Outa: Phakamani Hadebe the right man to stabilise Eskom
Civil rights group Outa has thrown its weight behind Phakamani Hadebe saying he's the right man to bring stability to Eskom.
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High Court ruling on Prasa probe proves why SOEs shouldn’t fight, says Outa
On Friday, Outa won the right to participate in the legal action in the Pretoria High Court.
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Outa welcomes High Court’s decision on Prasa probe
Outa has won the right to participate in the legal action which compels the Hawks and the National Prosecuting Authority to investigate allegations of fraud and corruption at Prasa.
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Draft Aarto Bill will fail just like e-tolls failed - Outa
There are renewed concerns that motorists will lose their drivers licences as uncertainty swells around the fate of e-tolls.
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Outa joins calls for Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s removal
Outa says Advocate Busisiwe Mkhwebane is not fulfilling her Constitutional duty as a Public Protector.
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ANC urged to fix internal squabbles as a matter of urgency
The party's secretary-general Ace Magashule confirmed on Tuesday that Jacob Zuma had been recalled
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CT drought levy could discourage water saving, says expert
If approved by Treasury, the drought charge could be levied as early as February.
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Outa demands Water Dept to help drought-stricken CT
Outa's Julius Kleynhans says it seems the city is trying to change the dynamics of how the government is supposed to work.
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Outa: Public participation process in proposed CT drought charge unfair
If approved, ratepayers can expect to pay a bit extra on top of their current municipal rates, dependent on their property value.
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Dudu Myeni’s advisory role to Transport Minister sparks concerns
The 'Sunday Times' reported that Transport Minister Joe Maswanganyi confirmed Myeni’s appointment, describing her as 'highly recommended'.
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Outa: Sanral writing off a lot more than their debt
Roads agency Sanral has confirmed it will be scrapping debt of more than R3 billion in unpaid e-tolls.
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Outa to head to court if nuclear deal is illegal
Outa says it agrees with Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba that South Africa is not able to carry the financial burden of a nuclear programme.
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Outa says Dudu Myeni was core problem at SAA
It says Myeni must be removed from other government positions and that an investigation into her tenure be lodged.
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Outa: Dudu Myeni must be declared a delinquent director
Former South African Airways board chair Dudu Myeni was this week removed from the national carrier following a major shake-up.
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Outa celebrates court decision to freeze Gupta mine funds
The High Court in Pretoria granted the interdict just days after it dismissed an application by several Gupta-owned firms to stop the Bank of Baroda from closing its accounts.
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Outa wins interdict against Bank of Baroda
The court has granted the interdict just days after it dismissed an application by several Gupta-owned firms to stop the Indian-based bank from closing its accounts.
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Court ruling on Gupta firms' Baroda accounts to see 7,000 jobs lost?
The ruling on Thursday means the India-based bank can go ahead and close the companies’ accounts at the end of this month.
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Outa goes after rehabilitation funds at Gupta-owned mines
The Outa says it's approaching the court to stop the rehabilitation trust fund accounts of Gupta-owned mines, worth nearly R2 billion.
