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Mirror Trading International’s liquidators have issued a joint summons against eighteen individuals to pay R4,666,077,528.
Elon Musk himself may not be quite the maverick that he would have us believe with his often-gnomic tweets and off-the-cuff utterances.
Last week this column highlighted what Prof Benatar described in his book as the manufacture of the ‘narrative’ of UCT as an anti-black ‘racist university’.
A long missing ‘money bill’ arrived earlier this year, disguised as the Draft Financial Sector Levies Bill 2021. This bill impacts on the entire financial services industry.
Like the long-neglected electricity system, the long-neglected water supply, treatment and reticulation systems are now collapsing. Be prepared.
Chuck Stephens, writing in his own capacity, brings us back to the lodestar of values that have withstood the vagaries of extremist politics over centuries.
Megan Copley, the director of International Real Estate says anyone who has a bit of spare cash should seriously consider investing in overseas property.
Momentum for Cape Independence continues to grow, according to Phil Craig. The movement is to hold a march through the streets of Cape Town.
New informal settlements have been developing on risky areas that are prone to flooding and landslides, among other dangers. Ethekwini is a case in point.
While the full extent of the damage from the floods that occurred last week will be finalised in due course, such flooding in KZN is not exceptional.