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DVD admitted as evidence in Selebi trial
amaBhungane
1 July, 2010
Judge in the Selebi trial rules that a DVD in which Glenn Agliotti meets former crime intelligence boss Mulangi Mphego be admitted as evidence.
Danny Jordaan’s brother cashes in on 2010
amaBhungane
25 June, 2010
World Cup chief organiser Danny Jordaan is not the only member of his family to benefit from the tournament.
Eskom’s R12m ticket splurge
amaBhungane
The electricity supplier bought 1 110 top-range World Cup tickets for its executives, but it is still in wage negotiations with its employees.
The great iron ore heist
amaBhungane
Documents have swept aside the corporate and political veil drawn over the fight for nearly a quarter of the multibillion-rand Sishen iron ore mine.
Fugitive held for R3,4bn scam
Sam Sole
21 June, 2010
Congolese fugitive from justice Nozi Mwamba was arrested in Johannesburg last week based on an international arrest warrant.
World Cup security shambles
amaBhungane
18 June, 2010
Police are investigating claims that sabotage by rival security companies lies behind the security guard strikes that rocked the World Cup this week.
Mystery millions burglary
amaBhungane
Police boss denies sources' claims that cash was taken from his Durban home and drivers were questioned.
Officials lock antlers over sable import saga
amaBhungane
13 June, 2010
The senior official who blocked the importation of rare Zambian sable antelope in a deal backed by the agriculture minister, is facing demotion.
Jury’s out on the worst witness
amaBhungane
11 June, 2010
State and defence pull no punches in their closing arguments in the Selebi corruption case.
The story that almost changed my life
amaBhungane
If this story's aim was to make every humanitarians stomach turn with anger, then it deserved all the time and energy I was putting into it.
New twist in Lolly killing
Sam Sole
What is the relationship between Czech fugitive Radovan Krejcir and senior crime intelligence officer Major-General Khanyisa "Joey" Mabasa?.
Trial a ‘personal vendetta’ against Selebi, says defence
amaBhungane
10 June, 2010
Closing arguments in former top cop Jackie Selebi's corruption trial have come to an end, six months after the trial began.
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