Good behaviour pardons de Kock
Sarah EvansWhile Clive Derby-Lewis wasn't recognised as being terminally ill enough Apartheid commander Eugene de Kock's is released on a progress.
Dramat's suspension referred to Mbete
,The police minister's request to have suspended Hawks head Anwa Dramat removed from office has been referred to the speaker of Parliament.
De Kock gets parole but Derby-Lewis' medical parole rejected
Justice minister says former Vlakplaas commander Eugene de Kock will be released on parole while Clive Derby-Lewis remains behind bars.
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Apartheid police strike a last blow at freedom
Charles LeonardThe cops did not share in the jubilation when president FW de Klerk unbanned the liberation movements in 1990.
No chickens come home to roost
Tabelo TimsePolitical infighting has frozen a multimillion-rand poultry project but no one is taking responsibility
Fear, force and sex in Sun City
Ruth HopkinsThe inability of warders to handle increasing violence is turning the infamous Johannesburg prison into a sexual predator's haven.
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Sharon MathalaEditor suspects that an intelligence agency run by a feared spy is behind the sophisticated attack
Racial profiling: Charlie, Bravo, Whiskey
A'Eysha KassiemComments on the area association's Facebook page show there's racism in Cape Town's quaint Harfield Village - and it exists throughout the country.
Hawks boss Dramat fears for his life
Hawks commander Anwa Dramat is reported to believe he will be assassinated unless he walks away quietly.
Salt: The journey from mine to meal
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Key Nkandla investigator quits
Candice BaileyAnother week, another unit, another resignation – this time Mary-Anne Whittles. We should be worried, says former NPA boss.
ANC targets corruption to rescue polls
Qaanitah Hunter, Mmanaledi MatabogeThe ruling party is to roll out new tribunals and processes in an attempt to clean up its act.
Spazas: 'Looting happened for a purpose'
Kwanele SosiboSmall business operators and politicians seem to be singing from the same bellicose hymn sheet.
Township politics fuel the attacks on 'outsiders'
Despite state denials that xenophobia is behind the violence, the attacks on foreign township shop owners appear to have a political edge to them.
Eskom rewards bosses for fine job
Thalia HolmesThe lights are going out but the power utility defends its generous pay to its executives.
Spazas: It's not just the economy, stupid
About half a dozen people have been killed in the latest outbreak of looting and xenophobia. It appears South Africa has learnt little since 2008.
Khayelitsha: 'We beat them, we take their things by force'
David HarrisonSomalians and Ethiopians living in Khayelitsha say that they are a target 24 hours a day, while young locals say that jealousy triggers the violence.
That's racist! Nhleko defends move to suspend Hawks boss Dramat
Thulani GqiranaPolice Minister Nathi Nhleko has insisted he was right in suspending Hawks boss Anwa Dramat - and any objection to his decision is racist.
Nathi Nhleko: It is in the interest of DPCI to fire Dramat
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