Mac Maharaj lays charges against M&G

Today 19 November 2011, attorneys acting on behalf of Mac Maharaj, laid charges against Mr Sam Sole, Mr Stefaans Brümmer and the Mail & Guardian Newspaper for contravening the provisions of section 41(6) of the National Prosecuting Act of 1998 and requested the South African Police Services to investigate the possible theft of the records of various inquiries conducted by the National Prosecuting Authority in terms of that Act. The case was registered at the Parkview Police station in Johannesburg.

Statement issued by Mac Maharaj, November 19 2011

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Mac Hatters Tea Party That was yesterday, now there is the Sunday Times to silence also. Its OK Mac, with your long nurtured ANC power you can silence the planet. Go Mighty Mac - the entire cabinet and your very own President are right behind you... and a fine set of world . .more breaking Mac scumbags they make - . .less by Dr Ubani on November 20 2011, 21:36 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

@Mac Don't worry Mac the truth will come out... that is why the government is trying so hard to get the POIB going, so that guys like you can't get caught. I guess the newspapers beat them to it in your case. by Koos on November 21 2011, 07:29 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

@Dr Ubani A wellknown paint manufacturer in SA has a new paint, MacPrejudice. Any truth that's not inline with your prejudices, just apply a single coat of MacPrejudice and it's no longer true. by Honkie on November 21 2011, 07:33 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Mac's indiscretions Good work, Mail and Guardian. For round two let Zapiro do a number on Mac. he is tops. by James Bell on November 21 2011, 08:23 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

is there no honourable man left? Naaa... there aint ,bring on the fire n brimstone,Mac was fired from his directorship under this same cloud, before being appointed to top spinner,now that hard evidence of his "alledged" foulnes starts to emerge,he resorts to the tactic of all . .more "alledged' scoundrels,he attacks the messenger. The old guard ,the new guard,the youth, the pols, their inept officials and your successive police commisisoners are mired in the morass of self enrichment and yet we hear daily the self- congratulatory,peons of praise to their "achievements" and their undying committment to "the poorest of the poor"while they rob those same poor blind.Cry the beloved SAdom and Gemorah, there will be blood... . .less by Pedro on November 21 2011, 10:17 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Zuma Ally You should not be surprised, he's aclose associate of Zuma. That's the order of the day with that Administration, CORRUPTION,CORRUPTION AND MORE CORRUPTION by Soothsayer on November 21 2011, 11:40 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

@Pedro We have crossed pens before but in this case I am 100% with you. Would it not be possible for the M&G to release the info in their possession piecemeal via Twiiter and so circumvent getting coated by Macprejudice? by James Bell on November 21 2011, 15:12 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Zuma a thief employs thieves Birds of a feather steal together by Funny on November 21 2011, 17:34 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Thief and thieves Zuma the thief employs more thieves. Kick out these assholes. They are rotten by funny on November 21 2011, 17:35 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Twitter Joke As you all know Mac Maharaj has close ties with the Shaik family. Mac Donalds has lauched a new Mac burger called Mac Maharaj served with a free shake. by DM on November 21 2011, 18:01 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Who else will call the ANC hierarchy to book? Mac has a point, he was summoned to a meeting in camera whereby the contents of the meeting were said to be secret and could not be used against him. On the strength of this, Mac said whatever he did in the meeting presumably based on the condition . .more of secrecy. For it now to be printed on the front page of a daily news paper seems unreasonable at best and criminal at worst. For the press to expose the shenanigans of the members of the ANC it must be that all other bodies entrusted with keeping law and order have failed in their responsibilities either intentionally or through incompetence. under such circumstances the press become the public's last line for truth. Let those who had first hand proof to the contradictions of Mac Maharaj be the one's to bring the matter under the spotlight, but they don't. In my opinion under such circumstances the press should receive the support of the public to bring these matters to our attention. . .less by Oblio on November 21 2011, 21:41 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

A breed of thieves With Zuma as a pilot we will never fight corruption. The corrupt and the corruptor can not fight corruption but instead they reward it and get rewarded. by Skeptic on November 22 2011, 16:10 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

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