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Decision on new arms deal probe delayed
6 May, 2011
Concourt postpones arms deal activist Terry Crawford-Browne's bid to force President Jacob Zuma to appoint a commission of inquiry into the arms deal.
Kidneygate: What the Netcare bosses really knew
29 April, 2011
Netcare was warned by a top specialist to stop Israeli "tourist transplants" but the company dismissed his advice and hid behind a legal façade.
Public service strike exposes chinks in Botswana’s armour
Almost 100 000 public servants have been on strike in Botswana since Monday last week, in an unprecedented display of popular militancy.
Test case may cost mines billions
Anglo American plc has offered medical treatment to 14 former miners who have brought a test case against its South African subsidiary.
SABC made to eat humble pie after appeal bid fails
The BCCSA has dismissed an application by the SABC to appeal against an order that it correct an unfair report on an M&G journalist.
Odious whiff surrounds contracts
21 April, 2011
Union insists there is something rotten about Pikitup's tender adjudication processes.
New twist to Kebble looting
Shareholders in one of the companies looted by slain mining magnate Brett Kebble have launched a multimillion-rand lawsuit against Investec Bank.
Mdluli granted bail of R20 000
Lieutenant-General Richard Mdluli, and his co-accused, were granted bail of R20 000 by the Boksburg Magistrate's court.
Krejcir accesses deportation report
15 April, 2011
Czech fugitive Radovan Krejcir is gathering material for his pending application to be granted asylum as a "political refugee".
Ex-crime boss ‘freed murder suspects’
Police investigation of claims that Mabasa stopped case 'is at advanced stage'.
Cricket SA wrangle laid bare in court
Cricket SA president Mtutuzeli Nyoka has mounted a telling High Court assault on the CSA's decision to back its chief executive, Gerald Majola.
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