South Africa

Top cop's dodgy ring

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SOUTH Africa's super sleuth Piet Byleveld accepted a wedding band from a businessman under investigation for links to the notorious Rolex gang.

This is the house Juju is building

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Skills audit on cards for civil servants

Heads to roll in police 'death squad' probe

Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa wants heads to roll in the investigation of the so-called Cato Manor police "death squad" - and for police to use less force when dealing with public protests and suspects.

Limpopo intervention 'unnecessary'

LIMPOPO premier Cassel Mathale has lambasted President Jacob Zuma's cabinet decision to put his government under administration, saying the intervention was unnecessary.

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White informal settlements are becoming a common phenomenon in South Africa. Pictures from a squatter camp in Ruyterwacht, Cape Town.

Cape Town White squatters: gallery

White informal settlements are becoming a common phenomenon in South Africa. Matt Tabaccos sent in these pictures from a squatter camp in Ruyterwacht, Cape Town.

Cosatu must take responsibility: iLIVE

I receive with great concern news about Cosatu's plans for a major strike ("Vavi: Get real, ANC", January 8).

Keep Habana, Pietersen out of centre: iLIVE

Where have all the backline coaches gone?

Measuring corruption: iLIVE

While last month's launch of Corruption Watch is to be welcomed, I found myself wondering what would make this initiative a success when so many others have failed.

Professionals will make a difference: iLIVE

EMPLOY a technocrat CEO with international experience who can recruit his or her own professional team ("Ndebele unveils battle plan", February 7).

Top cop's dodgy ring

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SOUTH Africa's super sleuth Piet Byleveld accepted a wedding band from a businessman under investigation for links to the notorious Rolex gang.

This is the house Juju is building

Skills audit on cards for civil servants

Medical costs 'criminal'

Heads to roll in police 'death squad' probe

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That daring young man who got away from the Boers

Winston Churchill looks pleased with himself - dressed in civvies astride a horse. And, he probably has every right to be, after making a daring escape from Pretoria to Lourenco Marques, now Maputo, at the height of the Boer War.

Prepare for Russia's wrath if the West dabbles in Syria

Resort owners ousted me, says Maldives leader

Peter Hain has his say

Pilot to jump off edge of space

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