Selebitrial

One important lesson for prospective corruptors emerged from Jackie Selebi’s graft trial this week: always bribe in cash.

Former police chief Jackie Selebi allegedly offered training work in Sudan to Brett Kebble’s security head Clinton Nassif, amongst other involvements.

Forensic auditor Dean Friedman came under attack from Jackie Selebi’s advocate on Tuesday morning for expressing “opinions”.

For a number of months between 2005 and 2006 former top cop Jackie Selebi did not withdraw a cent of cash from his own bank account.

Dianne Muller has stood firm in the face of cross-questioning in her testimony against Jackie Selebi, report Adriaan Basson, Ilham Rawoot and Sam Sole

There are now officially two witnesses who allege they saw former police National Commissioner Jackie Selebi being bribed.

Drug-dealer Glenn Agliotti testified on Monday afternoon that Jackie Selebi asked him whether he was the ”landlord” referred to in media reports.

A videotape and Judge Joffe’s irritation with Jackie Selebi’s lawyer quoting from a newspaper article were probably the catalysts for a recusal bid.

A video was submitted to the South Gauteng High Court on Tuesday, this time of Glenn Agliotti speaking to crime intelligence boss Mulangi Mphego.

Is there a ”third force” at work in the trial of former top cop Jackie Selebi? That was the suggestion by Judge Meyer Joffe on Tuesday morning.

Former top cop Jackie Selebi claims his ex-friend, the druglord Glenn Agliotti, bought him a Swiss Army knife as a gift.

Jackie Selebi’s advocate on Friday accused drug-lord Glenn Agliotti — again — of lying.

Glenn Agliotti approached then Director of Public Prosecutions Bulelani Ngcuka about Billy Rautenbach’s tax issues, the court heard on Friday.

The M&G‘s editor-in-chief, Nic Dawes, has denied that the paper attended an ”indaba” with the Scorpions to plot against Jackie Selebi.

A video shown in court on Thursday includes remarks by Glenn Agliotti that the Scorpions were “obsessed” with bringing down top cop Jackie Selebi.