Newsfile to discuss AKSA energy deal, legal vacation and GoldBod losses

When a national economic programme records disputed losses…when a major power transaction faces international bribery allegations…when corruption prosecutions confront the court calendar…and when government revokes mining rights amid a due-process dispute… Who watches the state when the state is the one exercising power?

But as the government exercises greater power in the name of the public interest, difficult questions are emerging about accountability, due process, and who ultimately pays when the state gets.

And in the mining sector, the Adamus controversy raises another question about state power and due process.