SOUTH Africa’s ruling ANC welcomed yesterday’s court summons for Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan over fraud allegations during his time as head of the tax service. Mr Gordhan and his supporters, ...

No, I’m not talking about Donald Trump, but rather his wily South African analog, Jacob Zuma, whose tenure as president from 2009 to 2018 presented an existential threat to the continent’s most solid ...

The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) has accused outgoing Minister of State Enterprises Pravin Gordhan of contributing to the collapse of the country’s leading state-owned ...

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Thomas Johnson says that, persecuted as he is, we should not rush to forget the finance minister ... Gordhan: these countries implemented measures to mitigate the crisis, including fiscal discipline ...

The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) notes the death of Pravin ... that Gordhan would preside over the disintegration of South Africa's most critical state assets. Gordhan was the embodiment of greed, ...

The actions by Messrs Julius Malema, Floyd Shivambu and others to lodge criminal charges against Minister Pravin Gordhan and ... Allegations that Minister Gordhan established an illegal ‘rogue unit’ ...

I have written before that finance minister Pravin Gordhan ... But my concern is that Pravin Gordhan is part of the cancer that has diseased the ANC and, by extension, public affairs in South Africa.

JOHANNESBURG – It is with profound sadness that the Gordhan family announces ... His last portfolio in the South African Cabinet was Minister of Public Enterprises, from 2018 to 2024, after serving ...

Airports Company South Africa’s fuel ... from this action and why was Gordhan (late Struggle stalwart and Cabinet minister Pravin) sidelined and the Public Finance Management Act breached?

and then president Jacob Zuma sleeping during a budget presentation by Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan. And certainly it is not unique to South Africa. Here in KwaZulu-Natal it appears our Members ...