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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.
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Former ANC MP Makhosi Khoza quits Outa
It is not yet clear why she has decided to leave Outa or what her next move will be.
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Outa sees electricity tariff hikes as poor govt participation in Eskom
Outa says it understands that Nersa is in a difficult position but a holistic solution between the state, Treasury and Nersa needs to be adopted.
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Experts label Mboweni’s Budget speech ‘too optimistic’
Outa says there were no surprises from the Finance Minister's maiden speech considering the challenges currently gripping the country's economy.
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Outa, DA welcome liquidation of African Global Operations
The firm, formerly known as Bosasa, announced on Monday it had opted for voluntary liquidation after banks announced they would close the company’s accounts, citing reputational risk.
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8 senior Transnet managers to provide reasons to avoid suspensions
The employees, whose names have not been disclosed, were served with suspension notices on Friday.
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Civil organisations oppose Eskom’s request for electricity price hike
The power utility’s debt levels are continuing to soar and now stand at R419 billion.
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Outa: 'Latest findings shows Public Protector has gained some courage'
Outa says its pleased with the findings of a recent Public Protector report against former Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula and Treasury Director-General Dondo Mogajane and wants the recommendations implemented.
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Outa opposes Eskom’s 15% tariff increase request
Earlier this year, Nersa granted Eskom a 4.1% increase effective from April under the regulatory clearing account to claw back more than R30 billion over the next four years.
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Sanral wants certainty around legality of e-tolls
Sanral's Vusi Mona says a case manager has been appointed in the High Court to make sure there is progress on the e-tolls test case.
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East Rand company fears closure over e-toll bill battle
Owner Verna Naidoo fears that after 20 years, his company will go bust as the e-toll bills are piling up and have now reached almost R2 million.
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[WATCH] E-tolls: To scrap or not to scrap?
Lobby group Outa is set to take the e-tolls fight to the High Court when it represents four clients who’ve received summonses from Sanral to pay their e-toll bills.
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Struggling to cope, South Africans can’t afford tax increases - Outa
The government is battling lower revenues and rising debt in a recession-hit economy.
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Gauteng ANC: E-tolls user pay system is not working
In his Medium-Term Policy Budget Statement on Wednesday, Finance Minister Tito Mboweni said nothing is free and the system will not be scrapped.
