Noseweek - September 2019

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Oh No! Harold Strachan has retired
Christo Wiese and Steinhoff
How Tshwane housing budget got blown on ANC profiteers
ANC corruption cover-up in Newcastle
Big Fish moves make Mossel Bay nervous

Land Budget Plundered

Farmland given valuation of developed, serviced land

7 mins

Newcastle ANC 's Corruption Cover-up

Newcastle Municipality is drowning in debt and driven to paying salaries out of ringfenced infrastructure grant funding for a low-cost housing project, because all its cash reserves have been plundered.

10+ mins

Risen From The Dead

Attorney who finds himself in hot water pretends to kick the bucket so his life insurance can fund a future in Mauritius.

8 mins

Fears Fish Factory Might Stink Out Mossel Bay

School feeding scheme loses out as processing plant switches to importing pilchards and sardines for animal feed.

5 mins

Ian McEwan: Machines Like Me

FROM BEING THE ENFANT TERRIBLE of British writing, producing such shockers as The Comfort of Strangers and Black Dogs, earning him the soubriquet Ian Macabre, McEwan has become something like the grand old man of British letters, producing 17 books, winning multiple awards, including the Booker (for Amsterdam, one of his least convincing novels), with at least five, by my count, of his novels being adapted for the screen.

3 mins

A Flawed Court Process That Puts Victims At Risk

NOSEY ONES, I MUST SINCERELY apologise to you all.

3 mins

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