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Scopa notes Eskom’s decision to reinstate Koko with concern
The DA maintains that Koko's disciplinary hearing was a sham and the party has laid criminal charges against him.
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Sassa not off the hook yet over grant payments saga
The Standing Committee on Public Accounts says it condemns Sassa’s incompetence and obfuscation in the matter.
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Scopa to call Steinhoff executives to account
The company's share price plummeted last week amid concerns about 'accounting irregularities' and possible fraud.
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Scopa calls for NPA collaboration in fight against corruption
Parliament’s Standing Committee on Public Accounts says it wants the NPA to start playing a role in its oversight of public institutions.
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Uncooperative SOE officials hampering vetting process, MPs told
Cabinet issued a directive in 2014 in an attempt to curb corruption, stating that senior officials, particularly those working in procurement, must be vetted.
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Transnet execs deliberately dodged Parly hearing, say MPs
After sending a 60 page presentation to the committee the night before, and even spotted on the plane to the Cape Town on Tuesday evening, executives provided no reason for not turning up.
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Scopa to subpoena Transnet executives after no-show
This after they failed to pitch at a specially convened meeting on Wednesday morning to discuss questionable contracts worth millions of rand.
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[WATCH LIVE] Scopa grills SAPS, Ipid over expenditure
The SAPS and Ipid appear before Parliament's Standing Committee on Public Accounts.
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[WATCH LIVE] Treasury briefs MPs on Sassa, Sapo impasse
It was requested to intervene last week and compile a report for the inter-ministerial committee to advise on how to break the deadlock over the payment of social grants.
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[LISTEN] Godi: Something must give in Sassa matter
Scopa chairperson Themba Godi has warned Social Development Minister Bathabile Dlamini to show up for a parliamentary briefing on Sassa 'for her own good'.
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KPMG: Most of our work beyond reproach
The auditing firm's new chief executive Nhlamu Dlomu says the company’s work for the last three years will be reviewed.
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New KPMG boss supports independent inquiry into firm's conduct
Nhlamu Dlomu says she’s committed to taking strong action against employees who bring the company into disrepute.
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[WATCH] Scopa questions KPMG
Representatives of auditing firm KPMG are answering questions by Parliament’s Standing Committee on Public Accounts.
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New KPMG boss to appear before Scopa
Chief executive Nhlamu Dlomu says she will be accompanied by two senior officials to answer Scopa’s questions.
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KPMG called to appear before Scopa
Scopa chair Themba Godi says KPMG will be given a platform to reassure citizens public that the work done for govt was above board.
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SA Express losing millions over grounded aircraft
The state-owned airline says there's no money to pay suppliers for parts to service the grounded planes.
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Treasury team sent packing due to CPO’s absence at Parly meeting
New chief procurement officer Willie Mathebula was not present at the meeting, drawing the ire of Members of Parliament.
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Scopa hopes SIU will expose those responsible for maladministration at SABC
Scopa chairperson Themba Godi says the SIU will appear before the committee this week to give updates on some cases.
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SA Express won't be privatised - Brown
Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown was before Scopa on Wednesday morning which is discussing the airline’s financial problems.
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SA Express to explain wasteful expenditure to Parly
SA Express says that like SAA, it will need a cash injection to keep their planes in the sky.
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‘There are serious problems within SAA leadership’
Scopa chairperson Themba Godi says there are serious problems within SAA’s leadership, but cannot say if the departure of Dudu Myeni would improve the situation.
