Noseweek - November 2018

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Low-intensity civil war simmers just north of Pretoria
Deception, lies and conspiracies bedevil Wild Coast mining
China’s role in IqbalSurvé’s bull shop
Mandela Bay saviour helped looting he was supposed to stop
Catholic Church’s 17-year paedophile cover-up
Mob boss’s attorney sues Namibian paper for libel

Mob Boss's Attorney Sues Namibian Paper For Defamation

Case will be important test for country’s media freedom.

3 mins

Paedophile Priest And The Catholics' 17-year Cover-up

IN OCTOBER‚ WILLIAM SEGODISHO went public with the story of how he had been raped and sexually abused in the 1980s by Father William MacCurtain, a Jesuit priest then based at the Cathedral of Christ the King in Doornfontein, Johannesburg.

6 mins

Time Warp Estate Battles To Hold Clock Back

Fierce rules, tough fines and a ferocious code of conduct keep the residents of this Gauteng paradise in order, while their tranquil way of life is under threat from all sides. Jack Lundin dropped in

10 mins

Dispatches From The Front

A low-intensity civil war is grinding on just north of Pretoria.

10 mins

Mandela Bay

City saviour who wrote the book on ANC-looting of Nelson Mandela Bay Metro actually helped the theft.

10 mins

The King's Speech. Peanut Gallery

I CAN’T RECALL EXACTLY WHEN, BUT somewhere about 1936 when I was eleven-or-so years old, here in English Middle-Class Colonial Natal, we were all told at school to be sure to listen to the wireless at eight o’clock one certain night because the King was going to speak to his Empire.

3 mins

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