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The Blue Train’s great Gupta voyage – and the whistleblower who paid for it

melody emmett 23 Jan 2022

In 2016, Prinsloo sounded the alarm about the hazardous condition of the Blue Train and free trips being offered to friends of Transnet executives, including the Gupta family and Duduzane Zuma.

It’s a Khaltsha thing: Khayelitsha’s growing middle class

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Eunice Stoltz 22 Jan 2022

Fraudster gets 15-year sentence for R18m theft from her employer

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khaya koko 22 Jan 2022

Zondo says in Dutton’s death, South Africa lost one of its best detectives

emsie ferreira 21 Jan 2022

Mogoeng Mogoeng apology ruling upheld

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Paddy Harper 21 Jan 2022

Holiday time in Maputo.

Paul Fauvet - 8 Apr 1988

Albie Sachs, bound for the beach, opens his car ... and it explodes.

Mines’ Aids crisis deepens

Phillip Van Niekerk - 8 Apr 1988

2 500 identified as carriers. But some experts put figure at 4 000.

Army want ECC case in camera

Moira Levy - 31 Mar 1988

Five hours after the End Conscription Campaign served legal papers on ''the minister of defence and the officer commanding Western Province Command,

No handshakes this time, as students march on Pretoria

Vusi Gunene - 31 Mar 1988

As the procession approached, policemen turned away journalists, saying it was a security area.

The ‘secret war’ gets ever more dirty

Phillip Van Niekerk - 31 Mar 1988

Murders in Paris and Lesotho, cross-border raids, bombings ... diplomacy has taken a black seat.

Two police guilty of murder

Weekly Mail Reporter - 31 Mar 1988

Court finds Brixton man La Grange lied about 'ANC deaths'.

Grassroots has two weeks to make representations to Stoffel Botha.

Gaye Davis - 25 Mar 1988

Grassroots has two weeks to make representations to Stoffel Botha.

Weekly Mail receives another missive from Botha

Weekly Mail Reporter - 25 Mar 1988

Minister of Home Affairs and Communications Stoffel Botha has invited Weekly Mail to ''supplement or adjust'' its representations to him.

What New Nation would have said …

Weekly Mail Reporter - 25 Mar 1988

They banned the New Nation and damned it to silence because it dared to reflect the violence of apartheid.

Sharpeville to be mourned – despite the clampdown

Weekly Mail Reporters - 18 Mar 1988

Monday is Sharpeville day and will be mourned by a variety of organisations ranging from ''Charterist'' to black consciousness groups.

The Sharpeville Six the pain … the joy

Weekly Mail Reporters - 18 Mar 1988

In Sharpeville, almost 1 000 people prayed for a last-minute miracle at a church service in the local Dutch Reformed Church at noon yesterday.

Twenty-eight years later Sharpeville bleeds again

Mono Badela - 18 Mar 1988

Sharpeville was sombre this week, with an air of heavy gloom pervading the dusty streets of the tiny Vaal Triangle township.

Looking at the ‘Sharpeville Six’ – one by one

Jo-Ann Bekker - 18 Mar 1988

Theresa Ramashamola was convicted of murder and subversion for shouting: ''He is shooting at us, let's kill him,''...

A diary lost at kidnap site leads trial to … army HQ

Adrian Hadland - 11 Mar 1988

A ''hit squad'' accused of abducting and assaulting Duduza activist Vusi Mashabane has been traced to military headquarters in Johannesburg.

SADF threw fake ECC pamphlets from ‘copter, court hears

Moira Levy - 11 Mar 1988

The court heard claims the SADF manufactured posters reading ''ECC does it from behind'' and ''ECC members are yellow.

The women strike a shut door

Thami Mkhwanazi - 11 Mar 1988

Fedtraw members stage International Women's Day protest outside Chamber of Mines headquarters in Johannesburg.

PW shuffles his cabinet

Weekly Mail Reporter - 11 Mar 1988

President PW Botha announced a minor cabinet reshuffle last night.

Uncertain future faces New Nation

Weekly Mail Reporters - 11 Mar 1988

The New Nation newspaper faces an uncertain future following the Rand Supreme Court ruling this week.

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