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[FROM THE ARCHIVES] Stephan Hofstatter responds to bogus articles claims
On 21 September 2018, Eusebius McKaiser replayed an interaction between investigative journalists Jacques Pauw and Stephan Hofstatter about the 'Sunday Times's' reports on the South African Revenue Services and other parties.
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Pauw 'happy' after Sars drop planned litigation against him
Sars planned to sue Jacques Pauw for contravening the Tax Administration Act. He says the dropping of the suit vindicates him.
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[LISTEN] Who killed George Darmanovic?
George Darmanovic, who was a contract agent for State Security, was shot twice in the back of the head in New Belgrade on Sunday by two men on a motorcycle.
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Jacques Pauw: Sars suffered major damage under Moyane’s leadership
The Presidency announced on Monday night that Moyane had been suspended after he refused to resign.
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[ANALYSIS] How SA investigative journalists helped turn tide against corruption
South African investigative journalists and civil society played a crucial role in bringing a country in the clutches of patronage networks back from the brink.
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Pauw won’t go down without a fight after case opened against him
Jacques Pauw was reacting to a decision by the South African Revenue Services (Sars) to take him to court for contravening the Tax Administration Act.
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[ALERT] Jacques Pauw confirms Sars opened case against him
Pauw says this only confirms the credibility of his book, 'The President's Keepers'.
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Pauw, Myburgh 'unsure' of charges against them
Author Jacques Pauw confirmed that KwaZulu-Natal colonel Reuben Govender has been removed from the case against him and Pieter-Louis Myburgh.
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Jacques Pauw says 'compromised police officer' removed from case against him
The author of ‘The President’s Keepers’ has described the Colonel Reuben Govender as ‘a pet cop’ linked to a close friend of President Zuma.
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Mahlobo: Too much information one of govt's biggest security challenges
Former State Security Minister David Mahlobo has lamented "a new phenomenon" of people accessing information illegally and then making it public.
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[ANALYSIS] Dlamini Zuma’s side appears to be feeling the pressure
Stephen Grootes says with the start of the ANC’s leadership conference just days away, signs are emerging that Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma’s backers are feeling the pressure.
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Pauw digging into reasons for KZN criminal case against him
It has emerged that the police in KZN have tried to secure a warrant for his arrest, which was rejected by the Pietermaritzburg magistrate's court this week.
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Jacques Pauw reveals KZN bid to secure arrest warrant for him
Pauw says this follows a case opened at the North Durban Police Station by Roy Moodley, who is mentioned in the book as President Jacob Zuma's friend and an ANC benefactor.
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ANC stalwarts: If Pauw’s claims are true, justice must take its course
Jacques Pauw's book contains allegations against President Jacob Zuma relating to corruption and irregularities with his tax affairs.
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Gordhan: More Jacques Pauws needed to expose corruption
Gordhan congratulated Pauw on his book 'The President’s Keepers', which reveals allegations against President Jacob Zuma relating to corruption and irregularities with his tax affairs.
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Zuma: Opposition relying on books because they have nothing to say
President Jacob Zuma has taken a swipe at those supporting the contents of the book, The President’s Keepers, written by journalist Jacques Pauw.
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Exclusive Books launches investigation into power outage at Pauw's book launch
Hundreds of people gathered at Hyde Park Mall but Exclusive Books decided to call off the launch shortly after it began due to a power outage.
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Pauw reveals second State Security Agency bid to pull book
Veteran investigative journalist Jacques Pauw says that the State Security Agency is a black hole where public funds are used fraudulently.
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[OPINION] President Zuma and democracy’s shame
Judith February says we cannot and must not be silent in the face of a laughing president.
