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Jacques Pauw

Somizi, will you judge this song & dance?
Opinion
/ 20 February 2021

Somizi, will you judge this song & dance?

Hlophe? Mogoeng? Judge Judy? Zuma’s selection of judges could mutate as fast as versions of Jacques Pauw’s weekend

By Paddy Harper
Editorial: Where is the accountability?
Editorial
/ 19 February 2021

Editorial: Where is the accountability?

We need consequences, otherwise we will continue to get more of the same

By Editorial
Time running out for Parliament to deal with abuses at spy agency
Article
/ 15 March 2019

Time running out for Parliament to deal with abuses at spy agency

A 100-page report details ‘serious breaches of the Constitution, policy, law, regulations and directives’ by the former president

By Lester Kiewit
Editorial: Don’t bed down with the powerful
Article
/ 5 October 2018

Editorial: Don’t bed down with the powerful

‘The lesson for every journalist is consistently to introspect on how we deal with sources and manage our own political leanings’

By Editorial
Advocacy: AmaB approaches Nugent on Sars using tax law against journalists
Article
/ 8 August 2018

Advocacy: AmaB approaches Nugent on Sars using tax law against journalists

In 2016, Sars, Tom Moyane and Jonas Makwakwa brought defamation proceedings against two amaBhungane reporters and the Mail & Guardian

By Amabhungane
Malema: Some black journalists are ‘house n#!@*rs’
Article
/ 25 June 2018

Malema: Some black journalists are ‘house n#!@*rs’

The EFF leader told the crowd not to be apologetic when fighting for Africans, because they were the most oppressed

By Alex Mitchley
SA fails to stub out dodgy ciggies
Article
/ 15 June 2018

SA fails to stub out dodgy ciggies

The wars at Sars have provided fertile ground for the illicit tobacco trade to grow

By Yolandi Groenewald
Inspector-General of Intelligence claims SSA head Arthur Fraser is intimidating him
Article
/ 11 April 2018

Inspector-General of Intelligence claims SSA head Arthur Fraser is intimidating him

Fraser was implicated in author Jacques Pauw’s book, The President’s Keepers, and accused of running a parallel intelligence network.

By Jan Bornman
Hawks leave with ‘insignificant’ papers after raid on Pauw’s property
Article
/ 28 February 2018

Hawks leave with ‘insignificant’ papers after raid on Pauw’s property

Hawks officers have raided the Western Cape home of author Jacques Pauw, relating to explosive revelations in his book, The President’s Keepers.

By Gemma Ritchie
EDITORIAL: Hofmeyr? Seriously?
Article
/ 23 February 2018

EDITORIAL: Hofmeyr? Seriously?

Hofmeyr isn’t capable of singing a new song; he just recycles his old hits, which are just some old folk songs from a rather nasty tradition.

By Editorial
Krog, Pauw speak out on newspaper’s decision to publish Hofmeyr’s views
Article
/ 19 February 2018

Krog, Pauw speak out on newspaper’s decision to publish Hofmeyr’s views

The weekly Afrikaans paper was challenged on social media after it published an opinion piece by right-wing popstar Steve Hofmeyr.

By Raeesa Pather and Gemma Ritchie
It’s time to get real about free higher education
Article
/ 12 January 2018

It’s time to get real about free higher education

As a country with a developing economy, why are we so obsessed with university?

By Philip Machanick
Motale defends Sunday Independent’s probe into Jacques Pauw’s sources
Article
/ 11 December 2017

Motale defends Sunday Independent’s probe into Jacques Pauw’s sources

Pauw wrote on his Facebook page on Thursday that people should expect to be "highly entertained" by Motale on Sunday.

By Jeanette Chabalala
Brown’s trickery doesn’t fool us
Article
/ 1 December 2017

Brown’s trickery doesn’t fool us

‘It would be funny if it wasn’t so tragic, which is why it is simply tragicomic,’ says the writer

By Eusebius McKaiser
See a child as a citizen with rights
Article
/ 24 November 2017

See a child as a citizen with rights

Corruption, poverty and the pursuit of profit are all detrimental to early childhood development

By Staff Reporter
Why South Africans should be worried by ANC talk of a ‘colour revolution’
Article
/ 15 November 2017

Why South Africans should be worried by ANC talk of a ‘colour revolution’

South Africa’s governing party is invoking concepts and emulating strategies first developed by authoritarian regimes in Eurasia

By Staff Reporter
The President’s Keepers and state capture: black intellectualism needs to focus
Article
/ 15 November 2017

The President’s Keepers and state capture: black intellectualism needs to focus

South Africa has an undernourished literary tradition, where even among the sophisticated one may find confusion over written work and writers.

By Sipho Hlongwane
Some are more valid than others
Article
/ 15 November 2017

Some are more valid than others

White critics are often put on a pedestal — even when they’re telling us things we already know

By Zukiswa Wanner
DA guns for SSA boss Arthur Fraser
Article
/ 14 November 2017

DA guns for SSA boss Arthur Fraser

​The DA has threatened to take legal action if the police or the NPA refuse to prosecute State Security Agency director-general, Arthur Fraser.

By Staff Reporter
Are South Africa’s anti-corruption crusaders racist?
Article
/ 14 November 2017

Are South Africa’s anti-corruption crusaders racist?

‘It would be foolhardy to suggest that discussions about corruption in South Africa are race neutral’

By Sisonke Msimang
The President’s Keepers: State capture, white vindication
Article
/ 14 November 2017

The President’s Keepers: State capture, white vindication

What stood out at the Johannesburg launch of Jacques Pauw’s ‘The President’s Keepers’ was how incredibly white the audience at the book launch was.

By Staff Reporter
Many gifts, but no Guptas or payments declared by Zuma
Article
/ 13 November 2017

Many gifts, but no Guptas or payments declared by Zuma

An alleged R1-million monthly salary from an ANC-supporter was not a part of President Zuma’s declared goods said DA leader Mmusi Maimane

By Alex Mitchley
The mafia state is in full swing
Article
/ 10 November 2017

The mafia state is in full swing

We need to think of corruption in South Africa as not only Gupta-centric

By Eusebius McKaiser
Editorial: Let’s cool our heels as we gather facts
Article
/ 10 November 2017

Editorial: Let’s cool our heels as we gather facts

‘Assuming to be true what we cannot yet know makes us vulnerable to manipulation, with consequences for both the innocent and the guilty’

By Editorial
SSA boss demands retraction from Jacques Pauw, seeks legal advice
Article
/ 7 November 2017

SSA boss demands retraction from Jacques Pauw, seeks legal advice

The family says Pauw has committed the "classic journalistic deception" of not allowing facts to get in the way of a good story.

By Amanda Khoza News24
State security agency says Zuma book must be recalled
Article
/ 3 November 2017

State security agency says Zuma book must be recalled

NB Publishers said in a statement on Friday that they had received a cease and desist letter from the SSA.

By Van Rensburg
Zuma hears no evil in Parliament
Article
/ 3 November 2017

Zuma hears no evil in Parliament

As formal state capture evidence mounts, the president batted away on charges of corruption in The President’s Keepers

By Phillip De Wet

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