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Miscarriage of justice marked by lack of will
26 November, 2010
The Kebble murder case fell victim to zeal in the related Selebi case, leading to leniency for accused.
Sishen row: Govt targets steel prices
The debacle over the award of lapsed mining rights in the Sishen iron ore mine could be used by government to force Amsa to cut in steel prices.
Pamodzi mine liquidators slug it out
19 November, 2010
Correspondence between Pamodzi Gold and Aurora Empowerment Systems reveals bitter divisions among those representing different interests.
Block’s strange taste in lawyer
12 November, 2010
John Block, the ANC Northern Cape leader accused of tender fraud, is being defended by a man who has a serious corruption charge hanging over his head.
Timeline of a Telkom tender
5 November, 2010
When Robert Gumede tendered to produce phonecards for Telkom in 2002, he had just come out of a bad break-up with his business partner.
Robert Gumede’s ex-wife has told the M&G how she transferred R100 000 to the account of a company belonging to a Telkom executive’s wife.
Robert Gumede's ex-wife has told the M&G how she transferred R100 000 to the account of a company belonging to a Telkom executive's wife.
Gumede smears M&G, amaBhungane
4 November, 2010
Businessman Robert Gumede launched a smear campaign against the M&G and amaBhungane following questions posed to him by the paper's investigative team.
The politics of money in South Africa
1 November, 2010
In his chapter in a new book, Paying for Politics, Sam Sole traces the link between the ANC's cadre deployment policy, BEE and its business interests.
Govt to apply ideology to adspend
29 October, 2010
Government plans to centralise media buying reveal an attempt to channel advertising to "patriotic" media, insiders say.
Corruption crackdown
The state plans to convict 100 corrupt people who have each stolen more than R5-million through tender fraud over the next three-and-a-half years.
Advocacy: Right2Know Campaign shows impact
The Right2Know Campaign is having an impact, it said after its "week of action", culminating in a mass march on Parliament.
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