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Reader takes a look at contemporary political spouses and the potential fate which may befall them, being ‘leashed-up and forced into a perspex cube and hung on display in public as performance art.’
Pepkor is rapidly reopening stores after violent unrest in South Africa in July caused as much as R1.3bn damage to about 550 shops, or 10% of its total.
The UK is set to review their ‘red list’, which South Africa has been on since December 2020 – and there is optimism that the gates could be opened soon.
South Africa’s tax base is steadily declining as more of the country’s skilled professionals consider emigration for better opportunities.
PSG chief executive Piet Mouton has gone out on a limb, putting pen to paper on one of the more controversial issues of 2021, vaccinations.
The state, through its insurer Sasria, has enough funding to pay out claims, but does not have the capacity to address them quickly.
An unsigned affidavit from ANC employees allege that the party’s leaders made deductions from employee salaries for UIF and PAYE but did not give this money to the intended authorities.
Magnus Heystek has been beating the drum on offshore diversification and exposure to global equity markets for the better part of a decade.
A speech on the new Employment Equity Amendment Bill delivered in Parliament yesterday by the DA’s Dr Michael Cardo.
References to a tax revolt have surfaced recently over warnings that tax morality could suffer if corruption remains unchecked.