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  • Vindicated: The ConCourt has decided not to overturn President Jacob Zuma’s decision to give magistrates a 5% increase. Click on the pic for the full story. Picture: Bongiwe Gumede

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  • Step up! Fathers should play a more meaningful role in raising their children, an MEC has said. Click on the pic for more. Picture: Lisa Hnatowicz/Foto24

  • Revealed: How Bruce Koloane name-dropped the Guptas into Waterkloof. Click on the pic for the full story.

  • Charged: A provincial Hawks boss appeared in court for alleged travel fraud. Click on the pic for the full story.

  • Fail: What former top cop George Fivaz thinks of SA’s intelligence and police services. Click on the pic to find out. Picture: Lucky Nxumalo

  • Not guilty: Carl Pistorius – the brother of murder-accused paralympian Oscar Pistorius – was acquitted on a culpable homicide charge. Click on the pic for more. Picture: Themba Hadebe/AP

  • Ugly battle: Nelson Mandela’s daughters are suing him for the rights to his artworks and control of his millions. Click on the pic for more. Picture: James Oatway

  • 10 things worth knowing... about the week-long government investigation into Guptagate. Click on the pic for the list. Picture: Erika Gibson/Beeld

  • W(h)ither the whites?: The 1994 transition liberated black South Africans from oppression, but also liberated whites, writes Frans Cronje. Click on the pic for more. Picture: Lucky Nxumalo/City Press

  • Prophecy: Chief justice Mogoeng Mogoeng reveals how a prophecy as far back as 2004 told him he would be selected to be the country’s top judge. Click on the pic for the full story. Picture: Ntswe Mokoena/GCIS

  • Spending patterns: A recent study into what drives our spending behaviour provided insight into our personal money choices, writes Maya Fisher-French. Click on the pic for more.

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We call for vigilance and urge all our officials not to succumb to pressure from name-droppers.
President Jacob Zuma condemning the practice of using his name to secure privileges