Does it matter whether the cat is black or white – Eskom and race
It’s well and good to criticise, but unions like Numsa have failed to offer solutions that will actually save this country from ruin.
Linda van Tilburg
My truck is better than yours – Elon Musk vs Ford
Tesla’s Elon Musk plainly says his pickup is a “better truck than an F-150.” Ford is taking issue with that claim.
đź”’ Facebook’s role in influencing elections – The Wall Street Journal
After the 2016 presidential election, Republican Party officials credited Facebook with helping Donald Trump win the White House.
Our human value is tied to our jobs and AI will change that
Artificial Intelligence is going to change our work identify as traditional jobs become obsolete and society would have to find new ways of realising the value of people without a traditional job title.
Inequality sharper during constitutional democracy – Mogoeng Mogoeng
In the 17th annual Nelson Mandela Lecture at the University of Johannesburg, Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng referred to the poor who have been left behind in South Africa.
In defence of Tesla and Elon Musk’s business strategies – analyst
Few companies have attracted as much praise, derision, scepticism and enthusiasm as Telsa Motors and its founder Elon Musk.
Deeper into junk; SAA strike over; Middle East arms exports hold-up; Zuma must get his day in court
South Africa could fall deeper into junk territory after the Standard & Poor’s Global Ratings agency cut the outlook on its assessment of the nation’s debt to negative.
The banking brawl for zero is on – Bank Zero vs FNB
FNB recently launched its new Easy Zero account – a digital account with a bank card that allows customers to transact without paying a monthly fee.
Bongo arrest signals action; Repo rate unchanged; no Bosasa auction; Corpse delivered at OM; FirstRand, MrP, Telkom
Bongani Bongo has been arrested in a case related to bribery and state-owned companies in what is seen as government’s first action to end corruption.
đź”’ The dilemma of super-sized seat mates on flights – The Wall Street Journal
Airlines have long struggled to figure out a way to put very large passengers in very small coach seats and not squeeze out the passenger in the adjacent seat.