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November 24, 2011
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111124mg Mail & Guardian 24 Nov 2011
Mac's Bribe Thru
Mac Maharaj stands accused of receiving millions in bribes from French weapons maker Thales, the company that will be at the centre of the government's arms deal inquiry next year. While Mac Maharaj denies bribery claim there appears to be overwelming evidence to the contrary.
Mac's dodgy millions
The evidence Mac Maharaj doesn't want you to see
Mac Maharaj and controversy: A timeline
MacMaharaj Bribe-Thru Do you want lies with that based on Mac Donalds do you want Fries with your BIG MAC
Corruption / Bribery / Arms deal
Zapiro
November 23, 2011
November 22, 2011
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Zapiro cartoon - Post Black Tuesday (The day (22 November 2011) the Secrecy Bill was passed in Parliament)
I missed a spot
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The Times
23 Nov 2011
Secrecy bill • Black Tuesday • Democracy • Freedom of Speech
Zapiro cartoon 111122tt - Black Tuesday
Black Tuesday: There's more where that came from - Slowly but surely, a whole lot of people are coming to terms with the fact that the African National Congress just ain’t what it used to be. But, writes CHRIS VICK, that could be because their view is a nostalgic one hinged on the ANC of Mandela, Sisulu and Tambo, rather than the reality of what the 99-year-old ANC really is.
Secrecy Bill: Black Tuesday 'not the end of the road'
November 21, 2011
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Mass protests are planned on Tuesday (Black Tuesday) as the controversial Protection of Information Bill (POIB) aka Secrecy Bill is put to a vote in Parliament's National Assembly in Cape Town. If and when the Secrecy bill becomes law, state information may be classified "in the interest of national security" and anyone publishing such information, including journalists and whistle-blowers, could face a 25-year jail sentence. It will, be illegal to make secret state information public, even if it exposes serious corruption or crime. Due to the exclusion of a public interest defence, various civil rights organisations, interest groups, opposition parties and including Cosatu the government's partner have threatened to fight the proposed act in the Constitutional Court.
'Black Tuesday' protests to mark likely passing of South African secrecy bill
BLACK TUESDAY: Wear black against info bill
Media to march against secrecy Bill vote
Black day for press freedom
Nationwide support for ‘Black Tuesday’
http://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/Politics/What-the-info-bill-will-mean-for-reporting-20111122
Secrecy Democracy
November 19, 2011
November 18, 2011
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