OUTA says government's new water strategy identifies the problems but lacks the clear deadlines, funding commitments, and ...
INSETA CEO Gugu Mkhize has been dismissed. OUTA calls for accountability over governance failures and considers continuing ...
OUTA's engagement with the Department of Water and Sanitation has provided legal certainty for thousands of households relying on boreholes as municipal water services continue to decline. DWS has ...
OUTA is concerned about Minister Buti Manamela’s proximity to the dysfunction and corruption in the department and its entities. OUTA urges Minister Manamela to demonstrate a break from the past by ...
OUTA says residential customers with SSEG installations - which includes solar PV systems, should not rush to register their installations with Eskom and Municipalities - for now. OUTA criticises ...
Today the Constitutional Court ruled that the AARTO legislation is constitutionally valid and thus legal, dismissing OUTA’s legal challenge to the law. OUTA had brought an application calling on the ...
Two-year investigation reveals serious weaknesses in the NSFAS student accommodation funding pipeline - essential reading for students, NSFAS and DHET officials, and accommodation providers Newsroom ...
OUTA says the suspension should be the start of a broader investigation into governance, procurement, and financial management concerns at the SETA. OUTA can confirm that Inseta CEO Gugu Mkhize has ...
The raid on Sibiya’s home is linked to the Madlanga Commission’s probe into criminal infiltration and political interference within SAPS. The SIU’s raids on properties belonging to businessman ...
The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (OUTA) welcomes the City of Johannesburg’s decision to repeal its controversial CCTV by-law. This comes after OUTA and the South African Property Owners Association ...
A lengthy legal battle has ended with a victory against state capture culprit, Dudu Myeni, who was appointed to chair the SAA Board in 2012 and who, for five years, made headline news for all the ...
South Africa cannot keep asking citizens to expose corruption while leaving whistleblowers unprotected. OUTA warns that South Africa’s proposed Protected Disclosures Bill still fails to adequately ...