Noseweek - February 2019

In this issue

Inge Lotz – broken and betrayed
Health cheques for ’GP’
Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is cleverest of us all?
SARS rogue unit – secret official report revealed
Property & plagiarism

Inge Lotz Broken And Betrayed

On Wednesday 16 march 2005, the mutilated body of Inge Lotz, an at-tractive and talented Stellenbosch University student, was found in her Welgevonden apartment. She was lying on her couch covered in blood.

8 mins

Health Cheques For ‘GP'

‘Kind and loving’ con-doctor has been at it for years, while HPCSA dismissed a 2012 complaint

8 mins

Mirror, Mirror On The Wall, Who Is Cleverest Of Us All?

Vanity awards give a veneer of erudition to fake achievers with the gall and cash to flaunt them

6 mins

SARS Rogue Unit – Secret Official Report Revealed

The SARS ‘rogue unit’ trial is scheduled to resume on February 14. Noseweek has uncovered a secret report by the Inspector-General of Intelligence that once more puts the spotlight on that murky affair.

10+ mins

Property & Plagiarism

Developer Tongaat-Hulett under fire for blatantly using another firm’s plans.

6 mins

Grasping The Nettle

A peek inside the life of DA Chief Whip John Steenhuisen.

10+ mins

Shark Mystery: Where Have All The Cape's Great Whites Gone?

Is the culprit man or beast?

7 mins

What A Kid!

Fortunately, nosey ones, I have never been in a car accident, certainly not a fatal one – or I would not be here writing this column now, would I? However if I were to be involved in one (not fatal of course), I would want to be accompanied by this remarkable kid I happened upon in early December. For I know that with him at my side, our chance of surviving would be that much greater.

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