Opposition zooming in as ANC struggles with integrity backbone – Silke
The Director of the Political Futures Consultancy, Daniel Silke thinks the ANC scandals offer an opportunity for the opposition to make inroads into the ruling party’s support.
Linda van Tilburg
đź”’ Boeing 737 Max trouble grows after first Ethiopian report – the Wall Street Journal
Pilots at the controls of the Boeing 737 MAX that crashed in March in Ethiopia initially followed emergency procedures laid out by the plane maker but still failed to recover control of the jet.
Flash Briefing: May turns to Corbyn; Boeing upgrade not ready; Penguin stands firm on Ace
Prime Minister Theresa May has reached across the floor of the House of Commons to Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, to try break the Brexit impasse.
đź”’ Portugal tops list of best places to retire for English speakers
Kathleen Peddicord, founder of Live and Invest Overseas, shares some of her 2019 top 21 retirement destinations including 10 new entries.
UK MP’s order break-up of Big Four accountancy firms
The “Big Four” accounting firms should be forced to legally separate their “cash cow” consulting work from their auditing businesses.
Stop playing (possum) dead, start prosecuting – Hoffman to NPA
Paul Hoffman has an urgent to-do list for the NPA. And Ramaphosa supporters may not like to see what is at the top of this list.
đź”’ Favourable genetics not testosterone giving Caster Semenya turbo – UK study
Controversy has dogged Caster Semenya, double Olympic gold medal winner in the 800 metres in 2012 and 2016, for most of her career.
Could opposition parties with ‘boggerol’ in common rule SA? – Chuck Stephens
The big prize of wresting power out of the hands of the ANC could put very strange bedfellows together.
Marked man Agrizzi will continue spilling the beans
Jessica Bezuidenhout from the Daily Maverick writes that Angelo Agrizzi was not surprised by the death threat and that he has promised more “new information.”
Flash Briefing: Repo rate held, May’s round three, profits over patients, Andile Ramaphosa fall-out
The UK Parliament may see another vote on Brexit today after a flurry of London-Belfast talks yesterday in an effort to win over Northern Ireland’s DUP to Prime Minister Theresa May’s deal with the EU.