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The Survivor contestants are more cosmopolitan, the South African version showing just how far we’ve come post-apartheid.
In this week’s column, Simon Lincoln Reader responds to the stabbing of novelist Salman Rushdie in New York last week.
The UK still offers hedging for retail property investors and Sable has formed a partnership with API Global to identify the best areas.
The next 30 minutes is an interrogation of a South Africa run by what Zibi believes is an ANC not only morally bankrupt but intellectually starved.
Stephen York says Bain & Company made serious mistakes in the procurement and execution of its work at SARS.
In its first public comments on Salman Rushdie’s stabbing, Tehran said no one had the right to accuse Iran over the incident.
A team of Israeli water experts is in South Africa to meet various municipalities, hoping to share world-leading technology.
As a result of Hain and Williams’ lobbying, Bain & Co have been banned from working with the UK government for 3 years.
Many community members applaud Iron Lady of SA politics, Helen Zille, for her deep knowledge and logical approach to political realities.
If you’re looking to immigrate to the UK from South Africa, one possibility could be business relocation, writes Sable International.