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SA Villain of the Year runners-up: Mamokgethi Phakeng, Mashatile's blue-light brigade and Zunaid Moti - Vimarsana News

SA Villain of the Year runners-up: Mamokgethi Phakeng, Mashatile's blue-light brigade and Zunaid Moti

From academics who threaten people and businessmen who intimidate journalists to violent goons acting on behalf of politicians, SA has a wondrous variety of rogues.

The warning signs are there — freedom of expression is under threat in South Africa - Vimarsana News

The warning signs are there — freedom of expression is under threat in South Africa

South Africa is a contradictory landscape. Mostly, and in many ways, we do have the right to speak, and this is often protected by the courts. The recent backhand a high court gave the attempt by former President Jacob Zuma to silence journalist Karyn Maughan is one example, as is a similar res...

Vote for Daily Maverick's People of the Year 2023 - Vimarsana News

Vote for Daily Maverick's People of the Year 2023

Dear readers, it’s that time again when you get the opportunity to vote for Daily Maverick’s People of The Year. Unlike next year’s elections when you only get to vote for political parties and independent candidates, in this election you get to vote for a broad range of remarkable, amazing,wic...

amaBhungane Moti report reveals illicit money-moving - Vimarsana News

amaBhungane Moti report reveals illicit money-moving

Earlier this year, the Moti Group warned the fight to stop amaBhungane from publishing stories, using leaked documents, was far from over

Zunaid Moti and the money men, Part One - Vimarsana News

Zunaid Moti and the money men, Part One

Leaked documents show how the Moti Group became enmeshed in huge, possibly illicit, money-moving networks in South Africa and Zimbabwe. Seemingly artificial loans and investments were used to move hundreds of millions of rands across borders and through Moti’s companies. In Zimbabwe, at least some of the cash allegedly ended up with the country’s president…