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Lionel Faull
Lionel is a reporter at the Mail & Guardian Centre for Investigative Journalism, Amabhungane.
The investigation that unravelled an international syndicate dealing in stolen ARVs
How undercover police infiltrated a criminal network that spent years hiding behind a curtain of shelf companies, Swiss bank accounts and pseudonyms.
Exposed: Southern African trio ‘sold expired ARVs’ in Europe at a 4 000% markup
Life-saving HIV drugs were allegedly diverted from Africa’s public health system to sell in Europe.
In rural Kenya, camel clinics bring much needed care to those who need it
Healthcare for Kenya’s semi-nomadic communities comes in an unlikely form of camels, who carry medicine to the country’s most remote villages.
Panama leaks unveil Porritt’s secret web
A vast global data leak has shed new light on one of SA’s most notorious corporate scandals – that which surrounds KZN farmer-accountant Gary Porritt.
Fallout from nuclear tender meltdown
Eskom’s "irrational and unlawful" nuclear tender process means it will have to reconsider the issue yet again
Fallout from nuclear tender meltdown
Eskom’s "irrational and unlawful" nuclear tender process means it will have to reconsider the issue yet again
Molefe’s ‘stale’ new Eskom mix
The new top leadership at Eskom is experienced, but doubts remain about several controversial appointments.
Scandal-plagued Eskom executives retained, promoted
The new top leadership at Eskom is experienced, but doubts remain about several controversial appointments.
Nuclear storm brews as board tries to oust energy chief
Necsa faces a leadership crisis at the precise moment the government is on the cusp of issuing the main tender for the nuclear build project.
Nuke plan: 50 shades of arms deal
Atomic Tina Joemat-Pettersson and her team are rushing the nuclear deal but the fallout spells disaster.
Putin’s lobolo may seal nuke deal
Five countries are vying for the lucrative nuclear contract but Russia looks like the successful suitor.
Eskom chiefs put on ice by gatvol board
And the Cabinet’s ‘war room’ has lost patience with the utility’s handling of the crisis it faces.
Jobs for pals at state nuclear firm
A whistle-blower has claimed that the South African Nuclear Energy Corporation created a job for the chief executive’s wife, Ngeniswa Tyobeka.
Energy minister shields ‘key Zuma nuclear ally’
An ugly battle over the suspension of Necsa’s chief executive has split state nuke company down the middle.
Eskom can’t change rules mid-game
“You can’t just change the rules in the middle of a match … both sides need to be informed”