His hard-hitting statement to the Hawks also implicates ANC heavyweight John Block.
Advocate Trengove has accused the NPA of one-sidedness in its probe of the senior prosecutor.
Stung by the rejection of their salary demands, Zimbabwean public servants staged nationwide protests in a bid to force the government’s hand.
Two of the Durban film festival’s most powerful movies came from directors based in Iran, Palestine and Israel.
Although showing at the Out in Africa gay and lesbian film festival, Tom Tyk-wer’s film ‘3’ has the distinction of not being about gay people at all.
The state broadcaster’s reporting sets a low bar and puts off viewers, who flock elsewhere, writes Gill Moodie.
Mathews Phosa, the man likely to lose control of the ANC’s purse strings come Mangaung, is now one of the proponents of party funding reform.
Team South Africa left in great spirits, but the road to London has been paved with controversy, writes Jason Humphries.
With two of the South African Communist Party’s senior leaders now ministers, Solly Mapaila is set to run the show, and take over from Blade Nzimande.
Darryl Accone previews the line-up for the Mail & Guardian’s annual celebration of literature.