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Sanef launches probe into 'Sunday Times' scandal
The weekly admitted this week that articles on the so-called Cato Manor death squad were part of a tainted scoops series in 2011 and have turned out to be...
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Sanef, 'Sunday Times' to discuss way forward in wake of false articles
The title recently admitted that the articles which were used as reason to suspend and prosecute former KwaZulu-Natal Hawks head Johan Booysen, and more than two dozen officers from his unit, turned out to be largely false.
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Calls for ‘Sunday Times’ to reveal sources in false articles
On Sunday, 'Sunday Times' editor Bongani Siqoko penned an editorial, acknowledging the newspaper was used as part of a political project.
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'Sunday Times': Political agenda behind death squad stories led to apology
The paper ran the 'tainted' scoops in 2011, which have turned out to be largely false.
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Booysen thanks 'Sunday Times' editor for coming clean on death squad reports
The editor penned an editorial on Sunday, in which he acknowledged the newspaper was used as part of a political project.
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Former KZN Hawks boss Booysen feels vindicated by 'Sunday Times' admission
Johan Booysen says he says this latest development has come as a relief.
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‘Sunday Times’ parts ways with Mzilikazi wa Afrika and Stephan Hofstatter
Wa Afrika and Hofstatter were part of a group from the newspaper's investigative unit who wrote a number of stories which were later established to be false.
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'Sunday Times' denies reports linking journo to Eskom bribe claims
The allegations are contained in an affidavit made at a police station by former chief of security at Makheda Protection Services Ntokozo Dubazana.
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Eskom denies involvement in death threats against Mzilikazi wa Afrika
Last month Mzilikazi wa Afrika wrote that Impulse International raked in contracts worth about R1 billion from Eskom.
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ANC: Madonsela must reveal 'leak'
The ANC has slammed Madonsela for refusing to name the party member she claims leaked her letter.
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SA journalist prevented from entering Gabon
Authorities at a Gabon airport denied Mzilikazi wa Afrika permission to go through because he is a journalist.
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Pule believes she will be vindicated
Communications Minister Dina Pule hit back at the Sunday Times and its journalists.
