
Win fame and fortune in the noseweek flash fiction competition. Rules 1. Stories must be of no more than 250 words. 2. They must not have been published previously. 3. Entries must be received by Monday 7 November 2005. 4. ...
"When a business engages in crime that produces illicit advantages, it is axiomatic that – whatever individual punishment is meted out – the company itself cannot be left in a position to profit from those ...
South Africa is not the only African country in which the president and his deputy are not on the best of terms. ...
In recent issues noseweek has reported and commented on the legal action brought by South African-born Cambridge professor and one-time 'Rivonia' Communist Sir Bob Hepple, which resulted in the publishers of RW Johnson's latest book ...
Telkom withdraws from its fight with the man behind "Hellkom" - the website so many angry phone customers love. Johannesburg trademark attorney Hans Muhlberg reports for noseweek. ...
The Western Cape has been warming at roughly twice the global average over the past 30 years. This trend in temperature is likely to continue. The trend for rainfall is downwards. ...
Despite receiving a salary, and a performance bonus, Di Phillips finds herself with no job function and no work. She is just one of the Cape Town City Council's "displaced employees". ...
"I don’t think the house will last much longer, I really don’t,” says Adriana Bertheil of her new R5m home in Sandhurst. “If we had a decent relationship with the woman we’d attend to these ...
A top human rights advocate persuaded St John's to pay the medical costs of Wayde Baker, the victim of that now-notorious organised hit at a Jo'burg party. But when the school's attorneys presented a draft ...
United Cricket Board chief executive Gerald Majola painted a rosy picture of cricket's finances at the annual meeting of the board in August. But - as our Mr Numbers reveals - the true situation is ...
Outsurance boasts in all its advertising: "You always get something out". In reality it's more like: sometimes you eventually get something out (and not if we can help it). ...
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