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Selebi ‘was a brilliant leader’, court told
14 July, 2010
Jackie Selebi was a "hands-on" police boss who was well respected by his senior colleagues, the South Gauteng High Court heard on Wednesday.
Malema’s new tax dodge
9 July, 2010
Julius Malema may have shot himself in the foot by telling the taxman he does not benefit financially from business dealings but receives "donations".
Locals lay claim to Harties land
The controversy surrounding a land deal on the banks of Hartbeespoort Dam escalated this week.
Jo’burg ‘fleeced’ by waste contractor
Jo'burg's waste management company, Pikitup, is bleeding millions in a contract with a company booted out of a separate R28-million municipal tender.
Simelane caught up in Selebi fallout
Prosecutions boss has been asked to explain his evidence against Vusi Pikoli before the Ginwala Inquiry to the Johannesburg Bar.
Radovan Krejcir: The mobster at the gates
8 July, 2010
Since he entered South Africa on a false passport, Czech fugitive and alleged crime boss Radovan Krejcir has caused nothing but trouble.
Zuma Inc
How Jacob Zuma's family's fortunes have literally taken a turn for the better since his presidency.
Four years on, truth still hidden
2 July, 2010
On May 26 2006 the M&G published its first exposé of the links between Jackie Selebi and a man called Glenn Agliotti.
Court finds Selebi guilty
Jackie Selebi, the former head of the South African Police Service, was convicted on one count of corruption by Judge Meyer Joffe on Friday.
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