How a fortune was lost on the KZN Lotto.

Mfayela concedes that he is a loyal supporter, but denies that had anything to do with the winning tender.

Banks keep lapdog lawyers well-fed but firmly muzzled.

Putting them on their legal panels allows the banks effectively to tie the hands of any law firm that counts.

Some property sundication arrangements are as stable as desert sand

A German tycoon is taking the Road Accident Fund to the cleaners for R1.6bn after he lost an arm and a leg in an accident in South Africa.

A new book leaves you wondering whether any dodgy dives on the cricket field haven't been fixed.

When the King Commission was indefinitely suspended the author felt compelled to dig as deep as possible.

When a court's decision defies logic.

When we reported in nose98 that the public tends to have a skewed notion of the role of forensic science in solving crimes, we hardly thought to include high court judges among the mystified – until a recent case in the Pretoria High Court came to our attention. Or was Judge Willie L Seriti just having a bad day?