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Speedy govt official’s fine raises ire
The government appeared to be ducking and diving following a judgement handed down against a provincial minister who was caught driving at 235km/h.
Whistle-blowers ‘being targeted’
The fallout from the dirty war being fought in South Africa’s R85-billion-a-year health insurance industry grew this week.
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How Shangaan went electronic — and then global
A compilation of electronic Shangaan music is taking the world by storm. Lloyd Gedye travels to Giyani to find out what the legends of Shangaan music.
10 South African songs that rocked my world in 2010
<strong>Lloyd Gedye</strong>’s 10-song crash course on what happened in South African music in 2010.
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The dirty war being fought for medical aid rands
A dirty war, including claims of a R1,8m pay off to the chairperson of a medical scheme, is being fought within the SA health insurance industry.
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Congotronics hits all-time high
In 2004 Belgian record label Crammed Discs released the first in what would become its renowned Congotronics series.
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Telkom’s future on the line
Union dossier on corruption in Telkom implicates 16 current and former senior managers and executives.
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New Cape label joins the quality independents
Independents, and not the major labels, are pushing truly innovative and unique South African music.
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The fight against forgetting
Blogger and local music geek Matt Temple has decided to reissue the work of legendary South African label As-Shams.
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The Thomas Krane affair
Thomas Krane is Durban’s best-kept secret.