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Questionable dealings of connected men
amaBhungane
1 July, 2011
Three Botswana presidents all appear to have turned political power into personal advantage.
Media freedom in South Africa has decreased markedly since 2008, a watchdog says.
amaBhungane
Media freedom in South Africa has decreased markedly since 2008, a watchdog says.
Leasing scams: a dummy’s guide
amaBhungane
30 June, 2011
VIDEO: Embattled Public Protector Thuli Madonsela is probing dodgy state leasing scams.
Advocacy: The M&G Centre for Investigative Journalism welcomes the concessions ANC MPs made last Friday (June 24) regarding the Protection of Information Bill.
Staff Reporter
28 June, 2011
The M&G Centre for Investigative Journalism welcomes the concessions ANC MPs made last Friday (June 24) regarding the Protection of Information Bill.
MP’s ethics hearing put on ice
amaBhungane
24 June, 2011
An MP accused of misrepresenting her gifts and benefits to Parliament will have to wait a while longer for her case to be heard.
BAE’s ‘bribery’ channel
Sam Sole
Documents reveal the cunning origin of the British arms company's system used to channel alleged kickbacks to South African arms deal 'advisers'.
Advocacy: Delay in the fight against secrecy not a final victory
Glenda Daniels
What Jimmy Manyi's ultimate fantasy could look like.
The arms deal cache
amaBhungane
An online resource to spread knowledge about South Africa's arms deal scandal.
Cele ‘fingerprints’ all over KZN lease
amaBhungane
Police Commissioner Bheki Cele's "fingerprints" can now be found on two inflated police lease deals, the Public Protector says in her leaked report.
Overhaul of self-regulation on the cards
amaBhungane
Sanef is setting up an "eminent persons' panel" to investigate ways to strengthen and reform the print media's self-regulation system.
Saab admits secret arms-deal payments
Sam Sole
17 June, 2011
A R24-million commission was hidden from Saab by its partner, BAE Systems.
Expensive IT solution under fire
amaBhungane
Special Investigation Unit considers probing roll-out of costly local government software.
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