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Controversy over Cato Manor story
Events this year have raised an uncomfortable question about the Sunday Times’s award-winning Cato Manor “death squad” investigation of 2011 and 2012, writes Gill Moodie In the latest instalment of her “Backstory” series. Was the biggest paper in the country led astray in its investigation of KwaZulu-Natal Hawks boss Major-General Johan Booysen and his unit operating out of Cato Manor in Durban?
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Siyaya TV gets broadcasting licence
New pay-television provider Siyaya TV, owners of the television and radio rights to broadcast all national football team fixtures including Bafana Bafana, has been issued with a broadcasting licence, writes Setumo Stone in Business Day.
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Nkandla officials want to exclude media
Eleven of the public works officials charged in relation to the spending at President Jacob Zuma’s Nkandla homestead say they fear for their lives if journalists sit in on their hearings, according to a report in City Press.
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Hit radio comes to Burundi
Next month, Burundians will have a new radio station to listen to. According to the Director of Hit Radio, the station will provide various educational programs as well as music, writes Yves Didier Irakoze on Allafrica.com.
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