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Friction between the US and Iran escalated to a dangerous level after Saturday’s attack on a critical Saudi Arabian oil facility which knocked out half the country’s crude production.
In Japan, is there one standard of justice for Japanese executives and another for non-Japanese executives? The forced resignation on Monday of Nissan’s CEO, Hiroto Saikawa, certainly seems to suggest as much.
The Naspers spin-off, Prosus arrived with a bang in Amsterdam with its share price soaring and CFO Basil Sgourdos explains what will happen next.
Here Ed Herbst describes several amusing and thought-provoking incidents involving the usage of the P-word and C-word.
The Springboks woke up in Japan for a 12th morning today, but felt the Rugby World Cup atmosphere for the first time properly, Rassie Erasmus, director of rugby at SA Rugby told the team’s ‘arrival’ press conference in Kagoshima on Friday lunchtime.
Every family has its stories to tell, of quirky characters who lived life to the full and left a legacy of love, laughter, and lessons for future generations to follow.
The number of murders in South Africa has climbed to the highest level in a decade as an overburdened police force struggle to keep violent crime in check.
The number of murders in South Africa climbed to the highest level in at least a decade as an overburdened police force struggled to keep violent crime in check.
Steinhoff was given a record R53m fine by South Africa’s financial regulator for failing to properly disclose accounting problems to shareholders.
What’s really behind the ongoing murders of foreign nationals trying to eke out a living in South Africa? Depending on your politics, it’s either xenophobia or criminality, or a mixture of both.