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From the paradox of private schools to an exasperated Judge Zondo on common sense are some topics in this edition of Wry Eye
Paul O’Sullivan, nemesis of the corrupt, discusses how Forensics for Justice got started and opens up about his childhood and fight for justice.
Top consulting firm McKinsey played a strategic role in justifying the awarding of Transnet deals worth millions to little known companies.
In January 2021, students at Valenture Institute, a global online high school will be able to choose to learn online-only or to attend a Boutique Campus.
In this note to Rob Hersov, Accountability Now director Paul Hoffman says corruption challenges are not going to go away simply by voting the ANC out of power.
Mafika Mkwanazi was pivotal in ensuring that Gama received back pay and 75% of legal costs in a court order he instituted against Transnet.
South Africa has reduced the number of countries on its high risk Covid-19 list by more than half to 22 from 60, the government said on Monday.
Can lockdown lose more lives than it saves? ‘Economists have this measure of years of lost life. There’s no doubt that for the shrinking of the economy by a certain amount people die.’
‘The media is telling me one thing, but my eyes are seeing almost the complete opposite. I must clearly be in den-eye-al.’
President Cyril Ramaphosa revealed an ambitious post-Covid-19 recovery plan which is aimed at generating 800,000 job opportunities.