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Paul O’Sullivan, nemesis of the corrupt, discusses how Forensics for Justice got started and opens up about his childhood and fight for justice.
23rd October 2020
From the paradox of private schools to an exasperated Judge Zondo on common sense are some topics in this edition of Wry Eye
24th October 2020
Leaf blowers immediately make one homicidal. But knowing the damage they do incites one to go all Greta Thunberg to get rid of them.
24th October 2020
A WhatsApp video caught Stuart's eye this week. It’s not revolutionary but it’s a big change for the messaging app which has struggled to monetise.
24th October 2020
Across the west there are hundreds of thousands of hard lockdown fanatics, says satirist, as he ponders the Great Barrington Declaration
23rd October 2020
A senior trading strategist, Fred Razak gives us three simple ways to safeguard ourselves when opening a trading account.
23rd October 2020
In this Inside Investing show, Neal Froneman rips into SA's policies and Valenture's Rob Paddock opens up a new world for High School pupils.
23rd October 2020
New data shows SA’s wealthiest are leaving our shores in hordes. This has BizNews readers blaming the ANC for poor and corrupt governance.
23rd October 2020
A group of Zambian women and children filed a suit against Anglo American in South Africa, alleging the miner caused widespread lead poisoning in Kabwe.
22nd October 2020
This was made possible through sponsorship received from Capitec and with the partnership of the Khaya Lam project and the Ngwathe Municipality.
21st October 2020
SA will be hard pressed to realize its ambitions of attracting R1 trillion of private investment in infrastructure if its past record is anything to go by.
21st October 2020
Desperate to revive its key tourism industry, South Africa has cut the number of high-risk countries by almost two thirds from 60 to 22.
21st October 2020
Arnaud Bernaert sets out who is likely to get the vaccine and why we must prepare for coping with Covid-19 in our midsts at least until 2023.
12th October 2020
Support for the Great Barrington Declaration - a plea to let the healthy resume their lives - is gaining traction as influential individuals show support.
8th October 2020
In this blog, Professor Alan Whiteside wants to turn to and revisit some fundamental issues, primarily because of the way Covid-19 data is portrayed.
2nd October 2020
In this episode of Inside Covid-19, a special report from our partners at the Wall Street Journal on six months of living through a pandemic.
1st October 2020
Many individuals avoid investing in the stock market or in savings products because they are not familiar with it or do not understand how it works.
23rd October 2020
You might not be able to go on an actual buying trip at the moment, but you still need to pack a virtual case before you begin your investment journey.
22nd October 2020
Regulation 28 basically forces fund managers of your retirement fund to invest the bulk of your funds into a very poorly performing market.
19th October 2020
Passive investing instruments have become very popular globally. What are they and how do you choose? Tips from experts.
17th October 2020
We talk to recruitment specialist Brian Wasmuth about how pilots are struggling, due to the effects of Covid-19 on the aviation industry.
22nd October 2020
The changing times of Covid-19 and rapidly increasing property prices in cities mean that commuter towns are firmly on investors’ radar.
19th October 2020
In Inside Investing, we talk to CEOs of Sanlam, CemAir, discuss the US election and markets and look at why Visa, Mastercard are interesting prospects.
15th October 2020
Is now the best time to switch to value investing? BizNews founder Alec Hogg chatted to Sean Peche of Ranmore Fund Management to find out more.
13th October 2020
Strong online sales and the Clicks ClubCard which grew membership to 8.6 million were contributors of growth.
22nd October 2020
From small-time politician to big-time deal-maker, Gupta ally Mosebenzi Zwane has allegedly played a pivotal role in state capture.
22nd October 2020
Africa's largest lender by assets, Standard Bank, is hatching a plan to augment African operations to fight off fintech firms muscling in on their clientele.
15th October 2020
Many buyers can now afford to buy in so-called affluent suburbs, with FNB property data showing an uptick in sales - including in the under-35 age group.
8th October 2020
The long-simmering crisis of farm murders has come to a head following the murder of Brendin Horner at a farm outside Paul Roux in the Free State.
22nd October 2020
Digging up the dirt on a controversial Down Under miner, rough sex and high winds, and more on the Trump soap opera in The Wry Eye.
10th October 2020
South Africans have been asked to switch off all unnecessary lights, geysers, pool pumps, and non-essential appliances as Eskom faces pressure on the grid.
9th October 2020
At the centre of Eskom missing the mark on achieving clean financial results in 2014 was the Gupta-related 'The New Age' deal.
9th October 2020
Debt-ridden mining group, Petra Diamonds is selling the Letlapa Tala Collection of five blue diamonds through a tender process.
22nd October 2020
As people get off the couch and return to some sort of normality, shares of Netflix have taken a tumble. Could now be the time to buy?
21st October 2020
Gerrie Fourie sets out EasyEquities deal, allowing clients to invest in even fractions of shares like Amazon via Capitec app.
19th October 2020
Isn’t it high time for Stephen Saad to get the brains of his key operating managers out of bed … and to light an ATO fire under their ASSEtS?
19th October 2020
Eskom anticipated that its performance would improve by December this year due to what CEO Andre de Ruyter called adequate reliability maintenance.
22nd October 2020
Ramaphosa’s recovery plan: If what is promised in the end really happens, we will have a real prospect of desperately needed prosperity and jobs.
22nd October 2020
A group of Zambian women and children allege Anglo American caused widespread lead poisoning from a mine it owned until 1974 in the city of Kabwe.
21st October 2020
Highly-skilled airline pilots are losing their jobs at a rate of knots. However, Brian Wasmuth says their skills are highly transferable.
21st October 2020