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Simon Lincoln Reader is on top form this week, with his suggestions for the second annual BizNews.com Political Awards of the Year.
If it is morally wrong to shoot a problem elephant, buffalo or lion, then surely it is morally wrong to shoot a problem rabbit, goat or cat?
Professor Ameashi says ‘business leaders can no longer stand by and watch from the sidelines’ and plots a course of action for CEOs to bring ethics into their businesses.
A Recompose flagship facility is expected to open in Seattle in 2021, where they will literally “convert human remains into soil in about 30 days.”
As seasoned sports journalist Dale Granger points out: Oscar Chalupsky appears to be taking on his greatest challenge yet, as he consults doctors about a tumour.
Botswana’s main opposition party, the Umbrella for Democratic Change is challenging the outcome of the October election that was won by the ruling Botswana Democratic party.
Terrorism has become an ordinary, everyday occurrence, a point which Simon Lincoln Reader ponders in his latest column. He has some suggestions on how to rid the world of this evil scourge.
Zimbabwe is in the grip of a humanitarian crisis, with more than a third of its people very hungry and requiring emergency food supplies in order to survive.
There are two types of allowances, each with various requirements. Here’s how to use them to move money out of South Africa legally and cost-effectively.
Many believe Jacob Zuma is responsible for putting a lid on economic and social progress while the rest of the world continues to fight climate change.