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Mega-rich Zimbabwean businessman Robert Mhlanga stands at the centre of an opaque network of companies set up to cash in on Marange diamond fields.
The Mail & Guardian online needs an energetic, disciplined and team-playing news hound to run the site during the day.
Imvume Management, the company at the centre of the Oilgate debacle, has launched a court action to force the Mail & Guardian to expose its confidential sources. On Thursday last week the company lodged an application in the Johannesburg High Court to compel the M&G, to disclose how the newspaper acquired information relating to Imvume’s bank account and "the precise source" of such information.
Gauteng safety and liaison minister Firoz Cachalia has called on sporting formations to put their shoulders to the wheel in the fight against crime. Speaking in Mogale City on the West Rand, Cachalia said the province's anti-crime campaign focused on mobilising grassroots communities and creating a social movement against lawlessness.
Mega-rich Zimbabwean businessman Robert Mhlanga stands at the centre of an opaque network of companies set up to cash in on Marange diamond fields.
The Mail & Guardian online needs an energetic, disciplined and team-playing news hound to run the site during the day.
Imvume Management, the company at the centre of the Oilgate debacle, has launched a court action to force the Mail & Guardian to expose its confidential sources. On Thursday last week the company lodged an application in the Johannesburg High Court to compel the M&G, to disclose how the newspaper acquired information relating to Imvume’s bank account and "the precise source" of such information.
Gauteng safety and liaison minister Firoz Cachalia has called on sporting formations to put their shoulders to the wheel in the fight against crime. Speaking in Mogale City on the West Rand, Cachalia said the province's anti-crime campaign focused on mobilising grassroots communities and creating a social movement against lawlessness.







