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Russian troops and tanks pushed into Ukraine and airstrikes hit the country’s capital and other cities early Thursday after President Vladimir Putin said he ordered a military operation.
The City of Tshwane on Tuesday cut the power supply to SARS, the SA Police Service (SAPS) headquarters, and the Gautrain station in Hatfield.
Adv Erin Richards dissects what inferences can be drawn from a bizarre chain of emails Bain’s SA partner Vittoria Massone wrote to Italian arms manufacturer Beretta in September 2015.
The president signed Cybercrimes Act into law, criminalising sending of certain types of harmful messages on social media (like WhatsApp) in SA.
National SAPS commissioner General Khehla Sitole conceded that police were overstretched and didn’t have enough capacity to deal with the July unrest.
Around a decade back, the World Economic Forum scrambled to distance itself from one of its high-profile members, Saif al-Islam Gaddafi.
BizNews founder Alec Hogg was disappointed to read the early reports that there was a low voter turnout in yesterday’s 2021 Local Elections.
The DA has appealed to finance minister Enoch Godongwana and the Treasury to create a new municipal grant so that metros with the required capacity can take control over local policing.
In his excellent book Beyond Order, Jordan Peterson shares a story that explains why most herd animals – Sapiens included – tend to stay in crowds.
“The South African Post Office faces a loss of R2.5bn in 2020/21 and owes large amounts in pension fund contributions for workers,” says MyBroadband.