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The Secret Crypto Code That Helped End Apartheid Has Been Cracked After 33 Years
17 Sep 2024 by Heinrich / No Comments
The goal of Operation Vula was to secure a connection between the ANC’s exile headquarters in Lusaka, Zambia, and important figures like Mac Maharaj and Charles Nqakula in South Africa.
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Say Goodbye To Mac Maharaj
07 Apr 2015 by Kiernan / No Comments
Long-serving ANC stalwart Mac Maharaj is set to bow out of South African politics at the end of the month. So, who will be the next presidential spokesperson then?
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In Case You Missed President Zuma’s April Fool’s Prank
02 Apr 2015 by Kiernan / No Comments
Oh how we laughed – Jacob Zuma and the Presidency of South Africa pulled off their own April Fools’ prank yesterday and some people weren’t too impressed.
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Zuma’s Second, Third And Fourth Wives Won’t Be Supported By Tax Payers Any More
20 Mar 2013 by Jasmine Stone / No Comments
A special meeting of the provincial general council in East London on Monday held that the ANC’s economic transformation commission supported a proposal where taxpayers should only have to support the President’s first wife. Delegates at the commission said: What was made clear during the discussions was that, as taxpayers, we cannot afford to continue […]
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Mac Maharaj’s Sister-In-Law Lands Him In Hot Water Over Swiss Bank Account
01 Feb 2013 by Jasmine Stone / No Comments
New evidence has surfaced linking the kickbacks from a contract to provide new drivers licenses in the 1990’s to Mac Maharaj and his wife Zarina. Maharaj’s sister-in-law, Sherine Carim, can confirm a secret Swiss bank account, opened by Zarina, into which these kickbacks were paid. Thales, a multinational company wired the money to a Swiss […]
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Presidency Challenges Cartoonist To Debate, Then Denies It – Still Won’t Debate Opposition
30 Oct 2012 by Jasmine Stone / No Comments
Yesterday the presidency dropped their lawsuit against cartoonist Jonathan “Zapiro” Shapiro and the Sunday Times over the “Lady Justice” cartoon (pic above). Jacob Zuma initially wanted R5m, but the amount was later reduced to R4m. He subsequently dropped the charge of impairment of dignity and further reduced the amount to R100 000 for defamation and an unconditional apology, before dropping the case entirely.
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