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Trifecta whistleblower offered police protection
18 February, 2011
Former employee hands over six files of documents to M&G and the police.
Don’t shoot the messenger, says UN rapporteur in SA
17 February, 2011
The UN's Frank LaRue said in Johannesburg this week that there can be no democracy without the internet as well as no development.
Manyi’s clash of interests sidestepped
11 February, 2011
Public services minister brushes off Manyi's 'dismissal' and knows nothing about his business roles.
Chief whip’s family suspect murder
The family of the slain chief whip of Mpumalanga's Ehlanzeni district municipality, Johan Ndlovu, suspects that his murder was politically linked.
Top MP in ‘kickback’ scandal
Parliamentary committee chairperson Yolanda Botha apparently received kickbacks from a company to which she assigned tenders worth more than R50m.
Advocacy: Right2Know pumps up the volume
Group opposed to 'secrecy' Bill becomes a formally constituted organisation.
Contract for IPL ‘favoured’ the Indians
4 February, 2011
Financially risky for CSA, it raises more questions about Majola's subsequent bonus from the league.
Czech fugitive ‘a gangster’
An eleventh-hour affidavit submitted to the Refugee Appeal Board could deal a blow to Czech fugitive Radovan Krejcir's bid to stay in SA.
The connections that disconnected Jo’burg
The seeds of the crisis in Jo'burg's billing system were sown five years ago when a R208m tender was awarded to an inexperienced company.
Tender storm over basic education
28 January, 2011
Contracts worth R250-million went to a company linked to the DG's mother-in-law to be, but all parties deny that there is a conflict of interest.
Another big bonus for Majola
Cricket South Africa approved a bonus of over R1m to chief executive Gerald Majola, while a committee was largely in the dark about two other bonuses.
Fraud suspect gave ANC R3,6-million
21 January, 2011
Businessman Gaston Savoi, who is accused of bribing government officials for tender awards worth more than R86m, donated about R3,6m to the ANC.
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