NOW ABE FACES R8M CLAIM

Issue # 41 - November 2002

Things are not going well for Abe Swersky and his one-time millionaire divorce client Jan de Witte.

POISON PLOT AT THE POST OFFICE

Issue # 41 - November 2002

Why did the world learn that the CEO of the SA Post Office had been poisoned by villains only a full month after the incident?

SCREWINGS AND DOINGS AT INVESTEC

Issue # 41 - November 2002

Obviously Invsetec's Robert Gottlieb got confused, poor man, and forgot that it was the customers he was supposed to be screwing.

STATE HELPS SAAMBOU DEFRAUD THE POOR

Issue # 41 - November 2002

Banks are taking small-scale clients for a ride and the government is aiding and abetting them

AUSTRALIA'S NEW BOAT PEOPLE

Issue # 41 - November 2002

Apparently Aussies can't see that immigrants from the Rainbow Nation are a terrific catch. Why do they find white South Africans arrogant?

WHAT HAPPENED TO SA'S PROMISED LAND?

Issue # 41 - November 2002

Land redistribution is heading for disaster, according to a paper that was not presented at last year’s land conference in Durban

NOT MADE IN HEAVEN

Issue # 41 - November 2002

Karin Barnard’s quickie conversion - and her marriage to construction tycoon Saul Berman - have exposed fault lines that are threatening to split South Africa’s Orthodox Jewish community

SAAMBOU: WHAT'S THE RESERVE BANK HIDING?

Issue # 41 - November 2002

Rumours are rife that Tito Mboweni is sitting on a report that reveals massive wrongdoing at Saambou.

CHOICE CUTS AT JOHNNIC

Issue # 41 - November 2002

While the bosses took over R12m in bonuses, 25 staff at Business Day and Financial Mail lost their jobs (to save R10m).
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CHOICE CUTS AT JOHNNIC

Issue # 41 - November 2002

While the bosses took over R12m in bonuses, 25 staff at Business Day and Financial Mail lost their jobs (to save R10m). ...
 

LAST WORD - HAROLD STRACHAN

The ultimate existentialist statement. ...

NOW ABE FACES R8M CLAIM

Things are not going well for Abe Swersky and his one-time millionaire divorce client Jan de Witte. ...

POISON PLOT AT THE POST OFFICE

Why did the world learn that the CEO of the SA Post Office had been poisoned by villains only a full month after the incident? ...

SCREWINGS AND DOINGS AT INVESTEC

Obviously Invsetec's Robert Gottlieb got confused, poor man, and forgot that it was the customers he was supposed to be screwing. ...

STATE HELPS SAAMBOU DEFRAUD THE POOR

Banks are taking small-scale clients for a ride and the government is aiding and abetting them ...

AUSTRALIA'S NEW BOAT PEOPLE

Apparently Aussies can't see that immigrants from the Rainbow Nation are a terrific catch. Why do they find white South Africans arrogant? ...

WHAT HAPPENED TO SA'S PROMISED LAND?

Land redistribution is heading for disaster, according to a paper that was not presented at last year’s land conference in Durban ...

NOT MADE IN HEAVEN

Karin Barnard’s quickie conversion - and her marriage to construction tycoon Saul Berman - have exposed fault lines that are threatening to split South Africa’s Orthodox Jewish community ...

SAAMBOU: WHAT'S THE RESERVE BANK HIDING?

Rumours are rife that Tito Mboweni is sitting on a report that reveals massive wrongdoing at Saambou. ...

CHOICE CUTS AT JOHNNIC

While the bosses took over R12m in bonuses, 25 staff at Business Day and Financial Mail lost their jobs (to save R10m). ...

EDITORIAL

Our story on the land issue is not a justification of right-wing fears. / The state has a direct financial interest in keeping Saambou victims in the dark. ...

Dear Editor

In and out of bed with Liz As a regular noseweek reader, I was disappointed in your article “Bed and Bondage”, which reported on the “stick wielding” tactics of Liz Westby-Nunn. I have owned a ...