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Mandy Wiener’s gritty, fast-paced true crime tale of how Brett Kebble’s death blew the lid off Johannesburg’s underworld, is a best-seller – and is. Ten copies of the Killing Kebble eBook were up for grabs in Pan Macmillan’s eBook giveaway. Below are Mandy’s responses to the ten best questions submitted via Twitter. @ asked: “Had Kebble not died when he did, would our politic[s] have taken a different course?” Brett Kebble was shrewd and calculating and ensured that he funded all parties and had a slice of every pie. He gave money to the ANC as readily as he gave to the DA. In that way he always ensured that he curried favour with whoever held power in the country.

However, in the years before his death he aligned himself with Jacob Zuma. They both had a common enemy in the National Prosecuting Authority and its former director Bulelani Ngcuka.

Kebble felt that by supporting Zuma and ANC Youth League leaders like Fikile Mbalula, he had made himself a target for those aligned to President Mbeki. If Kebble were still alive today, he would be sitting pretty. I don’t think our politics would have taken a different course though – Kebble would have just benefited more. @asked: “Do you think criminal tendencies are so engrained in the freedom fighters it has become a norm?” I do believe that there is a serious culture of ‘entitlement’ amongst the top political elite and the leadership in law enforcement in the country. There is a sense amongst many that they have dedicated their lives to the struggle and they have compromised to such an extent that they deserve far more. For someone like Jackie Selebi, who had spent years at the vanguard of the struggle, I don’t believe he ever though that he would have to answer to a court of law. We’re also seeing the emergence of a culture of money amongst that elite and that will be the downfall of so many ex-freedom fighters who are now leading the country.

The problem is endemic. @asked: “I imagine this case has shed some light on the justice system, what are some of your insights?” I think this case has exposed the critical flaws in the justice system in the country. I say in the book that the case against Glenn Agliotti was a victim of the criminal justice system in the country, as it became the battlefield for the fight between two agencies of the state – the SAPS and the Scorpions. It shows that if there is insufficient political will and ineffectual prosecutors, anyone can get away with murder.

@asked: “If you could go back in time and ask Brett one question, what would it be?” There is the obvious one “Were you an active participant in your own murder?” but I would also be fascinated to know about how he managed to ferret away so much money, how he was able to plunder and pillage an established, listed company and how he got away with that malfeasance for as long as he did. @ asked: “Will there be a sequel?” The sequel is certainly playing itself out at the moment but I’m not sure if there will be a sequel in the form of a book.

The story is not ripe to be told yet, in the same way that I had to wait for the Kebble story to be ripe to write. @ asked: “What was your most exciting day when writing Killing Kebble?” Judgment day in Glenn Agliotti’s murder trial, for purely selfish reasons. I had already done extensive interviews with Mikey, Nigel, Kappie and Agliotti. But in order for me to be able to use them in the book, I needed Agliotti to be acquitted and the three shooters to be granted indemnities by Judge Frans Kgomo. It was the worst possible outcome for the State and for the dispensation of justice, but for me it was exactly what I needed. In the subsequent chaos and excitement, I jumped on a table to interview Agliotti and ripped my jeans open on live TV. Quite a moment!

@asked: “Were you ever worried while writing that someone [would] prefer it as never-published and would ensure it was never finished?” Not at all. Look obviously there are some people who are named in the book who would have preferred to have been kept out of it all, but I don’t think anyone was adequately aggrieved to go to those kinds of lengths to stop me from publishing it. John Stratton and his attorneys indicated in an official letter that I ran the risk of litigation if I published certain material but at no stage did I ever feel that someone would stop me from publishing it. @ asked: “Mandy did you ever feel intimidated when interviewing the underworld thugs who were involved with killing Kebble?” I could never have interviewed them if I wasn’t confident enough to do so and the only way I was able to earn their trust and respect was by not being intimidated by them.

In many situations they operate on the currency of fear and intimidation and that’s how they earn their respect and street cred. If I played into that I would never have been able to entice that genuine emotion that comes across in the text. @ asked: “How has your life changed since writing Killing Kebble?” As a journalist, all you have is your reputation and your credibility. I do find that when I interview people now, I’m taken more seriously as my name is more familiar. Being in radio, I have always had the luxury of anonymity as most people don’t know what I look like. That has changed to an extent now. @asked: “What’s the best book you’ve read this year?” Without a doubt James Brabazon’s My Friend the Mercenary.

It’s real gutsy journalism and so raw. I devoured it!

Book details • Killing Kebble: An Underworld Exposed by Mandy Wiener EAN: 326. So here it is Tweeps! Our Huge Giveaway is 10 copies of Killing Kebble eBook by @.

Via PanMacmillanSA To enter: 1. Tweet @PanMacmillanSA with a question you would like Wiener to answer about her bestseller Killing Kebble 3. Hashtag your question with #KKeBook. Ten questions – 10 winners – will be selected and Wiener’s responses will be posted on and Twitter. Entries close on 3 May 2011 and winners will be announced on 4 May 2011. • * * * * * “A compelling, remarkable portrait that illuminates the dark underbelly of South Africa, revealing the intertwining of business, politics and organised crime that is one of the greatest threats to our democracy.” –, author of the bestselling In September 2005 Brett Kebble, a prominent South African mining magnate, was killed in Johannesburg in an apparent “assisted suicide”.

The top-level investigation that followed exposed South Africa’s dark, festering underworld of dirty cops, drug lords, bouncers, hit men and an international smuggling syndicate. Mandy Wiener is an award-winning Eyewitness News reporter. She has been covering this gripping story for five years and has unrivalled access to the main role players. Book details • Killing Kebble: An Underworld Exposed by Mandy Wiener EAN: 326 • Killing Kebble: An Underworld Exposed by Mandy Wiener EAN: 425 (E-Book). The debut edition of Wilbur Smith’s has done phenomenally well in its opening week, making this his strongest-ever opening week worldwide. But unlike many other bestselling authors, Smith is enjoying record sales both in print and digital – seemingly disproving the idea that e-book sales at lower prices threaten the print side of publishing.

In fact, it seems that opening up the avenue to digital publishing might actually have helped the success of the Those in Peril print edition. Those in Peril has topped Apple’s iBooks charts and is coming very close to topping Amazon Kindle and WHS ebook charts. The Bookseller‘s Phillip Stone says that this data suggests that Smith has gained a sufficient print readership to compensate for the loss of some of them to the e-books. Could it be e-book sales are themselves becoming a form of marketing? Either way, the latest Wilbur Smith thriller shows that his legacy will endure any changes in publishing: The performance of thriller writer Wilbur Smith’s latest book suggests that e-book sales (at very low prices) do not necessarily threaten print book sales. In fact, as we saw with The Hanging Shed, digital can help drive print.

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Win an e-reader and a hamper of ebooks with Pan Macmillan and Marie Claire! – and read on for excerpts from two of the books that you can win. ~ ~ ~ follows the trail of a typical Jo’burg gal – Peas – who works hard and plays hard. Life is going well until she breaks up with her long-term boyfriend, and with the help of her extravagant Italian flatmate, begins a journey of self-discovery: Back on the wagon I am back in the dating game. After just a month.

This has taken even me by surprise. I officially got lucky on Saturday – smooch lucky. With a guy called Hansel. Handsome Hansel is Austrian.

It happened in a dark corner of Manhattan, a place for drunk, single people. If he’s sensible, he won’t phone me again. But it’s all right if he isn’t sensible, I feel like a little roll in the hay, actually. I miss intimacy and am sick of hugging a bottle in order to find some. However, a month on from our unofficial divorce, I have hit my first getting-over-Anthony obstacle. He’s going on a date with someone from his bloody polo club. Apparently, as Bennet claims, but I take this information with a pinch of salt, she has a moustache.

So I’m not going to blow the fireworks they potentially have out of proportion. Plus she swings a polo mallet around. A moustached mallet-swinging bird. I will not panic. It does, however, feel like I’ve been impaled in the stomach with a blunt instrument. When I first heard the news, I couldn’t breathe for an hour.

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It sorted me out because I’m reeling with resentment. I will now date with a vengeance.

I worried for a brief second that Anthony would feel hurt that I’m already dating, but if he’s out on the prowl then I’d better get out there too – even if I’m not quite ready. There’s no way he’s allowed to move on before I do. That is way too humiliating. Last night I went out with Austrian Hansel to prove to myself that I’m now really on the market.

• ~ ~ ~ In, thirtieth birthdays loom Skeletons come creeping out of closets How will this birthday end? Linda has just cast off yet another lover, while Dikeledi can’t seem to pin her fast-talking lawyer down to talk about marriage. Nolwazi has a secret – one she can’t share, even with her closest friends, while Sade has found the perfect man, and a new life that will shut out the horrors of her past forever. Linda was the first to arrive. She parked beneath the carport next to Sade’s Mini Cooper, and grabbed her cellphone to check on Nolwazi and Dikeledi.

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Was she with her secret lover? Linda hoped not.

The man sounded like pure poison. There was a lot about Nolwazi’s relationship with him that Linda did not understand, especially the fact that he was a secret in the first place. Linda was very bad at keeping secrets, but she had promised Nolwazi never to mention the man to Sade or Dikeledi. The sheer effort of it made her want to gag. She tried Dikeledi, who confirmed that she was on her way. As Linda walked up to the front door of Sade’s classy, modern cluster, the door opened before she knocked.

Looking good,” said Sade, offering Linda a warm hug. “Thanks, you too.

This whole engagement thing agrees with you.” As Linda made herself comfortable on one of Sade’s cream leather ottomans, she noticed that Sade had changed her curtains. In place of her old, standard white linen curtains she had fitted glorious designer curtains made with a mixture of creamy organza and toffee-brown taffeta material. The results were quite impressive. The house looked elegant from every angle.

Sade had always had good taste, and now, with the new job, she seemed to have launched into a serious style offensive. “Your home looks really great, Sade.

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