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This section houses interviews conducted by Biznews, both video and audio, and other interesting inputs sourced from Third Parties.
Brink says Cyril Ramaphosa has “failed dismally” to deliver on his promises – but is “sadly” still the best the ANC has to offer right now.
The illicit trade in copper has unleashed a staggering burden on South Africa’s economy. With global demand for copper reaching new heights, the prospect of criminal gangs relinquishing their activities seems increasingly unlikely. Despite a previous six-month moratorium on copper exports imposed by the government, no new regulations have emerged since its expiration.
Renowned political analyst RW Johnson’s explosive interview delves into two critical topics plaguing South Africa: the controversial arms-to-Russia scandal and perplexing recent African National Congress decisions.
In this gripping interview, the Democratic Alliance’s provincial leader, Roy Jankielsohn, exposes how state capture was “perfected” in the Free State under former premier Ace Magashule.
One of Ukraine’s bravest snipers in its war with Russia is a 40-year-old mother of four young children. She is Tatiana Kebkalo (40) who is also an instructor in weapons handling, including anti-tank weapons, UAV training and military demolition.
Transnet has sent an SOS to government about freight chaos on the Joburg-Durban corridor, urgently calling for action to combat sabotage.
Emeritus Professor Francois Vreÿ of the Faculty of Military Science at Stellenbosch University warns that the ANC government risks a “flash revolution” if it does not improve the provision of “human security”.
Load-shedding, crime, decaying infrastructure, corruption, and now, the concerning ties with Russia have South Africans boiling with anger. However, according to Professor William Gumede from Wits School of Government, our collective fury falls short.
BizNews has been given a glimpse into the war zone by Kebkalo of Omega Consulting Group (OCG) that has trained at least 2 000 operators.
Derek Hanekom said that SAA had returned to profitability and unveiled plans to expand its route network to 20 destinations.