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A death in Zuma’s family means he can’t attend the final hearing for his recusal application at the Zondo commission.
The criminal assault trial of EFF leaders Julius Malema and Mbuyiseni Ndlozi has been postponed until March 2021 in the Randburg Magistrate’s Court.
Jacob Zuma has cited visits to his home and personal conversations with Judge Ray Zondo as reasons for the Deputy Chief Justice’s recusal.
Africa seems to have escaped the worst of Covid-19. Wired Magazine looked at what makes the continent, and SA in particular, so resilient.
‘Ace Magashule is going nowhere,’ Tony Yengeni, of the ANC NEC, told supporters. ‘He will finish his term.’
Regular columnist Simon Lincoln Reader feels that Ronnie Kasrils’s support of recently suspended Jeremy Corbyn is seriously misplaced.
More than 6.5m people can’t find work, which may pose a threat to political stabiity and complicate efforts to stabilise public finances.
South Africa is the fourth most popular country for Golden Visa approvals, and Sable International has been at the forefront of assisting with applications.
Days ago, Pfizer announced its Covid-19 vaccine has proven 90% effective. Today enthusiasm has waned as logistical challenges emerge.
Pieter Knotze spent 29 years at the helm of the Denel Land Systems finance department and agreed to bail out a company near bankruptcy.