Inside Stories

Rajuili highlights the court's ruling that 'bulk surveillance activities and foreign signals interception undertaken by the National Communications Centre are unlawful and invalid.'

Investigative journalism is critical to democracies but it isn't always as glamorous as people might imagine. Comrie showed students the hard slog of uncovering one of South Africa's biggest political scandals.

An investigation reveals allegations that Adriano Mazzotti, a controversial businessman leveraged his friendship with Julius Malema to defuse opposition to the mine.

On 19 January this year, a remarkable thing happened to the share price of Iqbal Survé’s controversial AYO Technology Solutions.

Critics dubbed the Ekurhuleni R1.9-billion chemical toilets tender as Imoto Entshontsha Imali (the ‘vehicle for stealing the money’ or the ‘getaway car’)

Portable toilets are big business in local government. AmaBhungane went to find out why.

Forbidden Stories pursued the investigations of several reporters who faced threats when covering environmental damage and other abuses by mining companies.

AmaBhungane's landmark constitutional challenge to South Africa’s surveillance law, RICA, heard in the Pretoria High Court.

AmaBhungane's legal challenge to SA's surveillance law RICA started in the Pretoria High Court on 4 June.