Management consultant Riaan Oosthuizen gets his kicks from ensnaring gay lovers then Ð once he's shed them -  laying criminal charges Investigating the feud between smooth-talking consultant Riaa ...

Well-known screen actor Ian Yule was told that Shamwari, a movie he co-wrote in 1980, was a dismal flop. Turns out that the movie's producer John Hume, now a time share multi-millionaire, has been marketing the movie under a new title, and cashing in ever since.

An experiment with alternative energy in Cape Town casts doubt over claims by Eskom that the proposed pebble-bed nuclear reactor is the only, or the best, way to bring energy to the poor.

Rian Malan offers more valuable insight into AIDS in SA.

The editor of a SA soccer magazine says that he can prove that Sundowns is run by a mob of gangsters who cheat their own players and have no regard for their supporters. One piece of evidence: the famous 'bung' - paid in this case to boss Natasha Tsichlas' brother-in-law.

Road accident fraudster Hoosain Mohamed hasn't yet coughed up the R8.6m he agreed to repay in exchange for a suspension of part of his 10 year jail sentence. (But his lawyer has made sure that he will be first in line - ahead of the victims of the scheme - for whatever Mohamed eventually pays.)

Eskom lets Lockwood hang.

Brett Kebble is probably the most influential white man in South Africa. He resembles a bloated spider at the centre of a wide web of political and economic influence.