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SAA vs Ngqula: Shocking new details
23 July, 2010
SAA paid out bonuses of R60,7-million to 153 managers over three years -- at an average of almost R400 000 per employee.
Graft ‘unchecked’ without Scorpions
A report has found that law enforcement agencies have been slack about fighting corruption since the Scorpions were shut down.
Premier’s son linked to fire
Questions have arisen about Gauteng Premier Nomvula Mokonyane's response to an incident involving her son, a stolen car and a fire-damaged house.
City of Jo’burg in alleged dodgy R500m tender deal
The City of Jo'burg awarded a R500-million tender to a consortium that allegedly saw the tender documents six months before the tender was advertised.
High-flying minister was not alone
16 July, 2010
While Siphiwe Nyanda was living a five-star life at Cape Town's top hotels, his deputy minister and director general were following his example.
Zuma link in nephew’s Korean deal
President Jacob Zuma met the boss of a South Korean shipping multinational before the Korean signed a major deal with Zuma's nephew on Monday.
A two-day job after minister and DG clash
An acting director general was appointed for two days this week in the communications department after a mysterious fallout.
Staff exodus hits communications department
An exodus of senior managers from the communications department has followed Mamodupi Mohlala's appointment as director general 10 months ago.
Playing good cop, bad cop in Selebi trial
There was something very odd about Jackie Selebi's choice of policeman to testify about his abilities and dedication as police chief this week.
Advocacy: Not in the national interest
It's an elephant dressed up as a sheep, the M&G told Parliament when the draconian Protection of Information Bill was introduced.
Selebi’s fate hangs in the balance
14 July, 2010
Former police chief Jackie Selebi will have to wait until the first week of August to know if he will spend the next 15 years behind bars.
State wants Selebi’s assets
State prosecutor Gerrie Nel told the South Gauteng High Court on Wednesday the state would apply to confiscate the former police chief's assets.
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