Van Staden is probably the first member of the former South African Police Security Branch to have been decorated for bravery by an ANC head of state.

Investec has its fingers in a very lucrative – and highly questionable – pie that could result in turbines replacing wild flowers along the West Coast. Big corporations stand to make loads of cash off something invisible.

Investec Bank is involved. Interested?

Sasfin gives top job with one hand and takes it away with the other. Just two months after arriving Darren Pescod was startled to hear that Roland Sassoon's son, Michael, was to take over as CEO.

The custodians of truth stand accused of lies and deceit. Russell Burnett's testimony gave an insight into the devastating effect of Deloitte's intransigence on his life.

Noseweek has had many a go at snake oil salesmen who distribute products that miraculously enable you to shed pounds, stop smoking or lengthen a penis. But, so far, Dis-Chem refuses to stop selling useless "slimming" muti.

Judge demands explanations over Fidentia as the curators cling to the wreckage and FSB prepares to jump ship

An elderly couple scammed out of their savings have been conned a second time – by trustees appointed to sort out the fraud. The terrified couple were persuaded to agree to the trustees bonding their home.

It is time for a concerted attack on rich metal thievery gangs. Continual theft of Cape Town's iron and steel by people who are simply pawns in a bigger game is most frustrating to ratepayers who end up paying for the replacements.

I have flown into Zanzibar many times during the last 50 years and it never ceases to thrill me. But Zanzibar tourism spices up the island's history of suffering, says Anne Chappel.

Since Noseweek’s intrepid staffer Nicci Joubert-van Doesburgh visited Yemen the storm clouds have burst.