A defamation case brought against the Friends of Jacob Zuma Trust could have significant legal implications for online news sites if it goes to trial.
Losing firm claims the cellular giant is using intimidation tactics.
Bombardier engaged in intelligence gathering on the competition and key decision makers.
Embattled police commissioner General Bheki Cele receives his marching orders.
Accuses NPA bosses of acting with ulterior motives.
Senior prosecutor Glynnis Breytenbach has accused the NPA of suspending her in a bid to stop the prosecution of Richard Mdluli. Sam Sole reports.
Millions of rand paid to shadowy Tunisian fixer
Police spy chief refuses to go down without a fight as more details of his political cosseting emerge.
Informed by a fuzzy opinion that self-regulation has failed, it exposes the industry to manipulation
The new intelligence Bill has run into a new flak as critics complain that it threatens to concentrate power in the state security minister’s hands.
The two beleaguered companies have a number of business consultants and associates in common.
"Open chequebook" bribe claim hits controversial tender award, as Norman Arendse reveals social grants scandal implicating sports boss Gideon Sam.
The three-year battle between Imperial Crown Trading and Kumba Iron Ore for a multibillion-rand stake in Sishen is getting dirtier and dirtier.
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Lawyer says a department manager died as he was about to spill the beans about controversial deal.
Observers fear Glynnis Breytenbach is the victim of collateral damage in the battle between the Sishen mining rivals.
Testimony by investigator Paul Hendrikse has linked Serbian fugitive Dobrosav Gavric to mobsters, but his lawyer says the Hawks are "throwing mud".
A Serbian fugitive living in SA fears he will be murdered if he returns home to face justice for slaying "Arkan", a Serbian gangster and war criminal.
The globalisation of organised crime has led to the detritus of Central Europe’s underworld — gangsters and hitmen — washing up on our own shores.
Only one general in the unit remains in his job. The police are mum on the reasons, but sources say they are linked to conspiracy or corruption.
Contrary to reports, Tokyo Sexwale and Kgalema Motlanthe still have a case to answer for the the parts they played in the Oilgate scandal.
Willem Heath has followed a winding road since he last headed the Special Investigating Unit.
A trail of evidence seen by the <i>M&G</i> shows Mac Maharaj as transport minister took payment after payment from contract bidder Schabir Shaik.
Mac Maharaj faces a predicament on how to respond to the serious allegations levelled against him in media reports on his section 28 testimony.
The Zambian fugitive behind a dubious circumcision project in KZN has friends in high places in SA, including a president, a king and an ex-spy boss.
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The most senior leaders in SA’s state security apparatus are fighting to keep their jobs
Trustees have accused FSB chief Dube Tshidi and attorney Tony Mostert of ‘despicable’ behaviour.
The advocate who introduced the two men says the chief justice nomination should be declined.
One of the key witnesses is a known information peddler with links to intelligence agencies.
Ferrostaal probe shows submarine deal consortium paid more than $40-million to SA agents whose chief attraction was their influence on politicians.
Claims made against Investec could be behind justice minister’s push for inquiry into spying.
Collusion among multinational cartels blamed for foreign exchange shortages.
An intelligence report reveals that access to jobs and tenders was at the heart of political unrest.