Warren Thompson, Journalist at The Citizen

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LATEST STORIES FROM WARREN THOMPSON

Pepkor investment scheme nothing more than a Steinhoff investment club

Tekkie Town files suit for R1 billion potential claim for ‘earn out’

Steinhoff board knew of audit problems as far back as September

Resilient shareholders misled independent inquiry

The Wieses want their Pepkor back

Revealed: Steinhoff’s foray into the ultra-luxurious Cape Town residential market

KPMG admits partners took undisclosed loans from VBS

Christo Wiese stands by his words on margin call

Steinhoff Leaks Part 1: ‘Some big mistakes’

Steinhoff’s early redemption signals start of divorce

Open letter to Cyril Ramaphosa: ‘The worst is about to happen’

Mayfair Speculators still negotiating with banks

Eskom in race against the clock

How Markus Jooste took Christo Wiese for over R200 million

Steinhoff’s credit facilities in flux

Christo Wiese sells R2bn worth of Shoprite shares

Good beginning for Cyril as rand firms

Naspers’ Koos Bekker vs former communications minister Yunus Carrim

Naspers not concerned about MultiChoice allegations

Absa asks court to set aside Public Protector’s report

#EskomInquiry: Tsotsi takes things to another level

National debt soars to apartheid-era levels

What is Eskom not telling us?

Judge rules in favour of Oppenheimers versus Gigaba

High tax, low revenue, weak economic growth

Eskom’s mischievious backdated share options

Medical aid increases for 2018. Time to review

Implats looks north

Opinion

Killing SAA could change the course of a nation

Cartrack sustains momentum

Personal Finance

How you can turn your mortgage into an asset

Matjila not yet out of the woods

JSE-listed companies are divided on KPMG relationship

Implats says 2 500 jobs at risk, potentially more

Over to you, Postbank

Why I stepped away from Munich Re of Africa over KPMG

SAA cash crunch deepens

Patrice Motsepe lists his Berkshire Hathaway

Twelve days in December – part 2

SAA is being forced to cut its fleet

Twelve days in December – part 1

Government promises to keep SAA flying

A multimillion-rand pay day for the Zuma(s)

Local currency, Mining Charter hurts gold miners

Saica responds to allegations of members implicated in state capture

Amcu to engage in nationwide protest over jobs bloodbath

Aerios asserts WP Rugby was forced into contrived liquidation

Gigaba’s letter to parliament reveals the abyss SAA peers over

Chamber to Zwane: withdraw or we’re going to court (again)

Eskom has work to do to plug its funding gap

Civil organisations unite to mobilise against state capture

Gigaba wants the Mining Charter back on the negotiating table

How did the Guptas get painted black?

What KPMG could face if found guilty

How the SAA recapitalisation is going to work

We are going to pay through the nose for SAA

KPMG responds to allegations of involvement in state capture

Sibanye could be losing R756m to illegal miners

Busa: Its time for us to lead on black economic transformation

Guptas, Zuma escape fine with spectacular discount

SAA facing cash crunch

Zwane’s Mining Charter just another pro-Zuma gambit

Bell Pottinger had an agenda from the beginning

More capex and less cash generation spooks Telkom investors

President Zuma flies Oppenheimer air

Government employees are propping up Eskom

New Chamber of Mines President has his work cut out

PWC report reveals how Tegeta’s Brakfontein coal agreement with Eskom was stillborn

Are we heading for a recession?

New Fica bill finds its teeth

No guarantee SA won’t be downgraded

Gigaba’s diaries: Moody’s prepared to wait and see

Eskom settles penalty with Gupta-owned Tegeta

Gigaba was in on it, Fuzile wants out

10 things we learnt at the Gigaba press conference