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Selebi’s cash ‘in wife’s hands’
28 April, 2010
Although he was the breadwinner, former police chief Jackie Selebi depended on his wife for cash, the South Gauteng High Court has heard.
The dollars Selebi ‘got’ from Agliotti
Former police chief Jackie Selebi was accused of taking $2 500 from drug-dealer Glenn Agliotti at OR Tambo airport in 2005.
Selebi’s financial affairs under scrutiny in court
A document compiled by Jackie Selebi's wife has become the focal point of the former police chief's cross-examination in the South Gauteng High Court.
The emperor’s new clothes
23 April, 2010
Former police chief Jackie Selebi cuts a poor figure in the witness box and plays into the prosecution's hands, writes Adriaan Basson.
Hitachi’s Chancellor House dodging
Hitachi Power Africa fudged key issues this week in a media blitz intended to extricate it from the row over ANC business front Chancellor House.
Gumede firm told to ‘gijima’
Two forensic reports under lock may explain why home affairs cancelled multibillion-rand IT contract.
Selebi admits consulting state witness
22 April, 2010
Former top cop Jackie Selebi admitted on Thursday afternoon to consulting with a state witness after his corruption trial had already begun.
Selebi admits consulting state witness
Former top cop Jackie Selebi admitted on Thursday afternoon to consulting with a state witness after his corruption trial had already begun.
‘You lie’, Mr Selebi
Prosecutor Gerrie Nel on Thursday morning accused former police National Commissioner Jackie Selebi of fabricating a declassified document.
Selebi trial waits on declassified document
21 April, 2010
The trial of former police boss Jackie Selebi was adjourned on Wednesday to allow him to go home and fetch an alleged secret report he declassified.
State presses Selebi over phone calls
20 April, 2010
Jackie Selebi's cellphone records may solve a mystery of an alleged series of calls between him and former spy boss Manala Manzini in January 2008.
Selebi admits showing Agliotti intelligence report
Former police chief Jackie Selebi admitted on Tuesday that he used his position to declassify a document for drug dealer Glenn Agliotti.
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