Namibia Roads Company Probes US$1.8 Million in Fuel Payments After Shortfall
A Namibia roads company paid US$1.8 million for fuel and got less than half. Its board has opened an internal...
September 21, 2026Topic
state-owned enterprises
South Africa’s Isibaya Fund Lost US$1.1 Billion
South Africa’s PIC lost about US$1.1 billion (R18.2bn) of GEPF pension money on 23 unlisted Isibaya deals. What the parliamentary...
September 21, 2026
Ghana Sacks Nine State Boards Days After Profit Report
Mahama dissolved nine state entity boards on 2 September, three days after SIGA reported Ghana’s state companies back in profit...
September 15, 2026
IMF Urges Tighter Ghanaian Government Oversight of Its Debt-Laden State Cocoa Board
The International Monetary Fund wants Ghana's Finance Ministry to tighten oversight of COCOBOD after its financial performance deteriorated sharply since
September 13, 2026
New Fishcor Board Tasked With Restoring Public Confidence in Namibia
Namibia appointed a seven-member Fishcor board on 10 September 2026 to restore public confidence after the Fishrot bribery scandal.
September 11, 2026
MP Demands Answers on New KCC Sale as Sotik Plant Dues Go Unpaid
Sotik MP Francis Sigei wants Parliament to explain plans to move New KCC to private management, citing unpaid dues at...
September 11, 2026
Eskom’s Best Grid Year in Six Comes With a US$187 Million Caveat
Eskom diesel spending fell 82.38% to R1.04 billion this financial year, even as the utility conceded R3 billion in payments...
August 29, 2026
South African Post Office Nears Rescue Exit, Funding Unclear
The South African Post Office has applied to exit business rescue, but a promised US$235 million was never allocated and...
August 17, 2026
Indonesia Plans to Cut State Firms From 1,000 to 250
Indonesia state firms face their biggest shake-up in decades as President Prabowo moves to cut state-owned enterprises from more than...
August 14, 2026