STOP THE ARMS DEAL!

Issue # 37 - November 2001

Sarah Ruden suggests South Africans consider the American experience with defence spending. When Pres Eisenhower left office he warned against the military-industrial complex he had been unable to tame. Time has shown his fears were justified.

“KING CON�? NO TALL STORY

Issue # 37 - November 2001

We respond to criticism from Dr Mangosuthu Buthelezi (carried on nose37’s letters page) of our article on the recent biography of Laurens van der Post - Storyteller: The Secret Lives of Laurens van der Post.

PORTRAIT OF A NATION’S DEAD

Issue # 37 - November 2001

The NIMSS report reveals that in a single year, 2000, more South Africans died unnatural deaths than the total number of US casualties during the 12-year Vietnam war.

WIESE vs RUPERT Part 2

Issue # 37 - November 2001

I was only trying to help my old pal of twenty-five years, says the Archangel Christo Wiese. Aikona, he was trying to greenmail me, says an angry Johann Rupert.

THABO’S BOYS VS VULA’S BOYS

Issue # 37 - November 2001

ANC politics and business can still be divided roughly into two opposing camps.

HIGH-TECH REAR ADMIRAL STEAMS TO THE RESCUE

Issue # 37 - November 2001

A wealth of interesting material emerged from evidence to Selby Baqwa’s bumbling arms-deal hearings by Richard Young and Rear Admiral Johnny Kamerman.

LAWYER IN THE WOODPILE

Issue # 37 - November 2001

Whetstone was a listed company with an exciting portfolio of products - including a patent that experts said could be worth billions. But then, it appears, Craig Delport, attorney to the founder and director Simon Ferguson, hatched a bizarre plot to take over the company, a scheme which entailed destroying Ferguson’s reputation and seizing his shares.

NAFCOC: ALL THE DIRT

Issue # 37 - November 2001

Themba Pasiwe, Nafcoc’s national treasurer, has been trying unsuccessfully, since his election in August last year, to get his hands on the books. He has seen some bank statements however, that reflect unsettling transactions, including a huge transfer from Sacob, the white chamber of business with which Nafcoc is in delicate negotiations.
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NAFCOC: ALL THE DIRT

Noseweek Issue # 37 - November 2001

Themba Pasiwe, Nafcoc’s national treasurer, has been trying unsuccessfully, since his election in August last year, to get his hands on the books. He has seen some bank statements however, that reflect unsettling transactions, including ...
 

STOP THE ARMS DEAL!

Sarah Ruden suggests South Africans consider the American experience with defence spending. When Pres Eisenhower left office he warned against the military-industrial complex he had been unable to tame. Time has shown his fears were ...

“KING CON�? NO TALL STORY

We respond to criticism from Dr Mangosuthu Buthelezi (carried on nose37’s letters page) of our article on the recent biography of Laurens van der Post - Storyteller: The Secret Lives of Laurens van der Post. ...

PORTRAIT OF A NATION’S DEAD

The NIMSS report reveals that in a single year, 2000, more South Africans died unnatural deaths than the total number of US casualties during the 12-year Vietnam war. ...

WIESE vs RUPERT Part 2

I was only trying to help my old pal of twenty-five years, says the Archangel Christo Wiese. Aikona, he was trying to greenmail me, says an angry Johann Rupert. ...

THABO’S BOYS VS VULA’S BOYS

ANC politics and business can still be divided roughly into two opposing camps. ...

HIGH-TECH REAR ADMIRAL STEAMS TO THE RESCUE

A wealth of interesting material emerged from evidence to Selby Baqwa’s bumbling arms-deal hearings by Richard Young and Rear Admiral Johnny Kamerman. ...

LAWYER IN THE WOODPILE

Whetstone was a listed company with an exciting portfolio of products - including a patent that experts said could be worth billions. But then, it appears, Craig Delport, attorney to the founder and director Simon ...

NAFCOC: ALL THE DIRT

Themba Pasiwe, Nafcoc’s national treasurer, has been trying unsuccessfully, since his election in August last year, to get his hands on the books. He has seen some bank statements however, that reflect unsettling transactions, including ...

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