Controversial article written by Eric Miyeni journalist in the Sowetan suggests that City Press editor Ferial Haffajee, whose newspaper investigated the finances of Julius Malema would have been necklaced (Necklacing involves pushing a rubber tyre soaked in petrol over a person's head and shoulders and setting it alight, leading to a slow death by burning.) for her efforts in a previous era. Miyeni is fired for writing the offending column. This action starts a debate on "freedom of speech" in South African newspapers and radio phone-in shows.

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Independent audit finds Cricket South Africa chief executive Gerald Majola and another official violating corporate law by secretly awarding themselves hefty bonuses. Majola was paid R4-million in bonuses in one year, according to a forensic audit. Two of the bonuses were not declared to the appropriate CSA sub-committees. The bonus payments have caused a scandal within CSA and sparked a row between Majola and CSA President Mtutuzeli Nyoka, one-time friends and former teammates.

EXEC BONUSES SCANDAL

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