2017: the year the tide turned against corruption and lawless banks
This article first appeared at Acts.co.za. 2017 will go down as the year the tide turned against corruption. President Zuma will soon be gone and […]
Journalism
The state versus Michael Komape
This article first appeared in Groundup. Michael Komape was five years old when he drowned in a pit toilet at Mahlodumela Primacy School in Chebeng […]
R60bn court challenge against banks over home repossession abuse
More than 225 applicants, mostly from Gauteng townships, have launched a suit in the Constitutional Court, claiming damages from the big banks for home repossession […]
How the Guptas inflamed racial tensions in South Africa
This article first appeared at Acts.co.za The rise and fall of the Guptas and their capture of a president will be studied in political and […]
Defamation suits fly over mining controversies
This article first appeared in Moneyweb. Mark Caruso, the CEO of Australian mining company MRC, has filed defamation suits against activists and lawyers opposed to […]
King Shaka International – an airport in desperate search of passengers
This article first appeared in Noseweek. First costed at R3.15 billion, by the time Durban’s King Shaka International Airport was completed in 2010, it had […]
Dudu Myeni’s time at SAA may be up
This article first appeared in Moneyweb. History was made this week when the SAA Pilots Association (SAAPA) and Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (Outa) brought an action […]
South Africa’s great road swindle
This article first appeared in Noseweek (March 2017). It’s long been known that South African motorists have been fleeced when it comes to road construction […]
Ciaran Ryan interview on Radio 702 on outlaws running the illegal mines in Joburg
Ciaran Ryan was interviewed by Azania Mosaka on Radio 702 about his expose on illegal mining in Joburg. You can read the original article here. […]