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Previous Grantees

Over 80 grants have been made between 2007 and 2018, with a total value of R3.4m. These have gone to individuals, both employed and freelance, groups of journalists, editors for a newsroom project and for a training project with students.

We have contributed to books, stories, series of stories, photographic essays, research and travel expenses on subjects including crime, corruption, rhinos, the environment and the Marikana massacre.

Some of the work support by these grants:

 

2018


Pieter Louis Myburgh’s The Republic of Gupta
(Penguin, 2018)

   
    • Christopher Clark’s Inside the ANC’s KZN War
      • Inside the ANC’s KZN war
      • Women of Glebelands hostel devastated by violence

 

2017

Jacques Pauw’s book, The President’s Keeper (2017)

Jonathan Ancer’s Spy: Uncovering Craig Williamson. (Jacana, 2017)

Ryan Lenora Brown and Adri Kotze’s investigation inside the international network and spread of abortion by email. (2017)

Sarah Wild’s investigation into Unidentified Dead bodies in South Africa’s mortuaries

   

 

  • Sarah Wild’s investigation into Unidentified Dead bodies in South Africa’s mortuaries
  • Laura Grant’s three-part series about Gauteng School Asbestos
  • Kimon de Greef’s four-part Rough Diamonds: An investigation into illicit mining in Namaqualand
  • Kimon de Greef’s Quick Sand, Dirty Money, an investigation on the illegal sand mining in South Africa which is starving beaches of sand, ruining rivers, and endangering lives
  • Adrian Basson’s News24 team published a series of stories and video, The Gupta’s Bogus Dubai Businesses and Dubai – the Gupta’s City of Shells
  • Ryan Brown’s four pieces on the rise of self-administered medical abortions

2016

Being Chris Hani’s Daughter by Lindiwe Hani and Melinda Ferguson (2016)

Greg Marinovich’s book, Murder at Small Koppie – the real story of the Marikana Massacre. (2016)

Kimon Greef’s four-part investigation on the illegal diamond mining in the Northern Cape (2016)

  • Loyd Gedye’s investigation for The Con Magazine into the social consequences of the building cartel (http://www.theconmag.co.za/) (February 2016)

 

2015

Thabo Jijana’s investigation into the Dwesa-Cebe Nature Reserve land dispute (Daily Dispatch, February 21, 2015)

   
  • Thabo Jijana’s investigation into the Dwesa-Cebe Nature Reserve land dispute (Daily Dispatch, February 21, 2015)
  • Fiona Forde’s investigation for the Financial Mail into the HSBC leaks (2015)

 

2014

Brothers in War and Peace – Constand and Abraham Viljoen and the Birth of the New South Africa

   
  • Dennis Cruywagen’s book, Brothers in War and Peace – Constand and Abraham Viljoen and the Birth of the New South Africa (Penguin Random House,  2014)
  • Santiago Villa’s investigation into Glencore (2014)

 

2013

The book, We Are Going To Kill Each Other Today, The Marikana Story by Thanduxolo Jika, Loyisa Sidimba, Sebabatso Mosamo, Leon Sadiki,Adthnddiwe Saba, Felix Dlangamandla and Luca Ledwaba (Tafelberg, 2013)

   
  • The book, We Are Going To Kill Each Other Today, The Marikana Story by Thanduxolo Jika, Loyisa Sidimba, Sebabatso Mosamo, Leon Sadiki,Adthnddiwe Saba, Felix Dlangamandla and Luca Ledwaba (Tafelberg, 2013)

 

2012

Jacques Pauw’s book, “Rat Roads” (Zebra Press, 2012)

Julian Rademeyer’s book, “Killing for Profit: Exposing the Illegal Rhino Horn Trade” (Zebra, 2012)

 
  • Jacques Pauw’s book, “Rat Roads” (Zebra Press, 2012)
  • Julian Rademeyer’s book, “Killing for Profit: Exposing the Illegal Rhino Horn Trade” (Zebra, 2012)
  • Fred Kockott and students of the  Durban University of Technology (Sabelo Nsele, Sandile Gumede,  Nosipho Mngoma,  Jono Hornby), “The Turtle Butcher” (Daily News, Feb 9, 2012)

 

2011

David Bersford’s book, Truth is a Strange Fruit (Jacana, 2011)

   
  • David Bersford’s book, Truth is a Strange Fruit (Jacana, 2011)
  • Salym Fayad’s coverage of the Beit Bridge Broder Post (Sunday times, 2011)
  • Bheki Mashile’s investigation into the Badplaan Trust (Umjindu Guardian, 2011)
  • Fred Kockott and students of the Durban University of Technology, Tale of Two Hijackers (Daily News, September 15, 2011)
  • Wanjahi Kabukuru’s investigation of South African companies in South Sudan (African Business, October 2011)
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2010

Anthony Altbeker’s book, Fruit of a Poisoned Tree  (Jonathan Ball, 2010)

   
  • Anthony Altbeker’s book, Fruit of a Poisoned Tree  (Jonathan Ball, 2010)
  • David Fig’s report into Karoo Fracking (2010).

 

 

  • The Daily Dispatch’s investigation into the killings of Somalis in the Eastern Cape
  • Alon Skuy’s photographic essay, “Sex and Trade in the City’s Underbelly”.
  • James Oatway and Stephan Hofstatter’s coverage for the Sunday Times of the DRC and Central African Republic
  • Tanya Farber’s investigation into the grant system for single mothers in the Western Cape
  • Susan Puren’s investigation into a woman who was incarcerated in a mental institution for 40 years after having an affair with a black man
  • Michael Kimberley

The Daily Dispatch’s investigation into the killings of Somalis in the Eastern Cape

The Daily Dispatch’s investigation into the killings of Somalis in the Eastern Cape

Bheki Mashile’s investigation into the Badplaan Trust (Umjindu Guardian, 2011)

Bheki Mashile’s investigation into the Badplaan Trust (Umjindu Guardian, 2011)

 

Sunday-Times-of-the-DRC-and-Central-African-Republic

James Oatway and Stephan Hofstatter’s coverage for the Sunday Times of the DRC and Central African Republic.

Fred Kockott and students of the Durban University of Technology (Sabelo Nsele, Sandile Gumede, Nosipho Mngoma, Jono Hornby), “The Turtle Butcher” (Daily News, Feb 9, 2012)

Fred Kockott and students of the Durban University of Technology (Sabelo Nsele, Sandile Gumede, Nosipho Mngoma, Jono Hornby), “The Turtle Butcher” (Daily News, Feb 9, 2012)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 




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