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Mac’s catch 22: Where to now?

Sam Sole

25 November, 2011

Mac Maharaj faces a predicament on how to respond to the serious allegations levelled against him in media reports on his section 28 testimony.

The evidence that damns Mac

amaBhungane

A trail of evidence seen by the M&G shows Mac Maharaj as transport minister took payment after payment from contract bidder Schabir Shaik.

M&G’s questions to Mac, in full

amaBhungane

Presidential spokesperson Mac Maharaj has responded to questions from the Mail & Guardian, pertaining to Friday's story "The evidence that damns Mac".

Maharaj targets M&G’s Brummer and Sole

amaBhungane

19 November, 2011

Presidential spokesperson Mac Maharaj's attorneys have laid charges against the Mail & Guardian and two of our senior journalists.

Public works ‘bullied’ ICD into lease

amaBhungane

18 November, 2011

Parliament's scrutiny of Roux Shabangu's lease agreement has flushed out new evidence to suggest the public works department "blind signed" the ICD.

Court gets new details of both Aurora’s bid to take over Pamodzi’s mines and its running of them.

amaBhungane

Court gets new details of both Aurora's bid to take over Pamodzi's mines and its running of them.

Censored: A buried trail of lies

amaBhungane

17 November, 2011

The M&G has been compelled to suppress a report about presidential spokesperson Mac Maharaj, following a threat of criminal prosecution.

Advocacy: Botswana: Southern Africa’s most secretive state

Glenda Daniels

11 November, 2011

Botswana has been awarded this year's "Golden Padlock" award for the Southern African country with the most secretive public institutions.

Advocacy: Filing mess a miscarriage of justice

Glenda Daniels

Dysfunctional record-keeping keeps watchdog groups and the media in the dark.

Botha report could be mothballed

amaBhungane

Parliament's ethics committee's attempt to bring MP Yolanda Botha to book has been derailed by last-minute manoeuvring.

Now it’s AdoAir vs air force

Sam Sole

Company that loses contract takes defence department to court to explain its decision.

Top cop failed polygraph test twice

Sam Sole

Documents confirm the problematic top-secret security clearance of a senior crime intelligence official.

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