Taking on UCT’s Fallists in their own vernacular – Tim Crowe
At UCT, it seems, the sins of the colonial masters are being revisited on them by the Fallists and it’s been an eye for an eye leading to eventual complete academic blindness.
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Tim Crowe: Phantom-racism tackles academic excellence at UCT
The time is ripe at UCT and elsewhere for transparent, democratic, intimidation-free, and unbiased investigation to identify problems and shared goals.
Five years on, five times cleared, Mahloele wants punitive damages from “liar” Holomisa
Harith General Partners release media statement – the truth has finally prevailed in long-running campaign to tarnish its image.
Ivo Vegter: South Africa’s governance crisis is only getting worse
On SA’s governance crisis, Ivo Vegter writes, “The local news is a constant barrage of bad news. Under the ANC, this will only get worse.”
UCT’s ‘revolution’ unpacked – John Kane Berman
UCT, writes Professor Benatar, is not all bad. There are pockets of the university that function really well, and many people of goodwill who span the racial spectrum.
Sasol sparks as lockdown eases to Level 3, but analysts remain skeptical
Sasol’s share price sparked as South Africa eased its Covid-19 lockdown to Level 3 on 1 June 2020, but analysts remain skeptical.
🔒 How to save money when you are battling Covid-19 woes – The Wall Street Journal
The sad lack of emergency savings is a well-known and often-lamented condition for a huge number of people. And it’s never been more apparent.
Springbok team bolstered by the return of Faf, Willie, Franco and Flo
Faf de Klerk, Willie le Roux, Cheslin Kolbe, Franco Mostert, Francois Louw and Vincent Koch have joined the Springbok squad in Paris.
VBS mega-fraud: Drafters of FSA Act, take a bow
It’s pretty clear that the key which unlocked this VBS Ponzi scheme is the Financial Sector Regulation Act which came into effect on 1 April this year.
🔒 Facebook slides on the conference call that rocked investor faith – The Wall Street Journal
Concerns about revenue growth, monetising Instagram Stories and the impact of new privacy laws hit Facebook’s shares.