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‘I see no problem with what he (Chief Justice Raymond Zondo) said yesterday because a year on from him handing over his final reports to the president, very little has happened, and I think Parliament would be better advised to actually tell us exactly what it has done,’ says executive secretary at Casac, Lawson Naidoo.

A round-up of news updates, including a look at what steps have been taken to prevent state capture a year post the Zondo report. Eskom gives an update on prospects for load shedding for the rest of winter and a look at how much funding SA needs for the implementation of its energy plans.

‘There’s no value for shareholders, there's no recovery, I think the creditors will actually have to take a haircut themselves,’ says chief investment officer at Benguela Fund Managers, Zwelakhe Mnguni.

A round-up of news updates, including a look at the latest developments at Steinhoff.

A look at new data that shows South Africans are struggling to put food on the table and the prospects of finding the missing Titanic submersible.

‘I think South Africa is poised to become a global leader in this space. If we don't do it now, we'll miss out,’ says head of strategic initiatives at Climate Fund Managers, Kevin Anderson.

A round-up of news updates, including a look at how SA’s new green hydrogen fund. A look at what advancements have been made in the fight against HIV/Aids and why SA is a biodiversity favourite.

‘You can imagine that if you are now going to start your own auditing firm, for example, the type of professional indemnity insurance that you need to be able to buy in order to cover all eventualities is suddenly going to escalate,’ says independent analyst, Khaya Sithole.

Blurb: A round-up of news updates, including new regulations that will see auditors face tougher fines for misconduct. A look at the economic cost of the dysfunction at Transnet and the increase in demand for student accommodation.

‘There's a theory that is gaining momentum, that this mission is basically a front of Vladimir Putin, who finds himself in a corner and having been forced to negotiate with Ukraine, but he can't initiate those negotiations because he has to save face,’ says researcher and director at Africa Asia Dialogues, Thembisa Fakude.

A round-up of news updates, including a look at whether the Africa peace mission to Ukraine and Russia was a success.

Consequences of false CV claims and Ugandan school attack claims 42 lives.