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This section houses interviews conducted by Biznews, both video and audio, and other interesting inputs sourced from Third Parties.
Bernard Mostert explains how the mortgage came into the trust’s possession and implications of last week’s preservation order on Jooste’s assets.
Fugitives from justice, Atul and Rajesh Gupta, are in custody following their recent arrest in Dubai after Interpol issued a Red Notice.
The right of Pretoria FM – licensed to serve the interests of the Afrikaner community – to broadcast as a community radio station has been continually contested. But, Pretoria FM says the ruling dismissing Primedia Broadcasting’s complaints has put the extensively-litigated matter to bed.
Among the innovations at the third BizNews Conference are informal ‘nightcap’ conversations, one featuring Rory Steyn, who spent five years as the head of Nelson Mandela’s security detail.
In mid-2020, ArcelorMittal SA was on the ropes, with critics predicting it was only a matter of weeks before the long-time loss-making company hit the wall.
Adv Erin Richards dissects what inferences can be drawn from a bizarre chain of emails Bain’s SA partner Vittoria Massone wrote to Italian arms manufacturer Beretta in September 2015.
Accountability Now’s Adv Paul Hoffman says that any truly independent and protected anti-corruption body must be designated a Chapter 9 institution if it is to survive taking on political heavyweights and the like in South Africa.
Advocate Erin Richards explains how Boston-based multinational consulting firm Bain is up to its neck in the Zupta state capture project.
Thys du Toit has made an impassioned appeal to President Ramaphosa to urgently open the economy to avoid an economic and social catastrophe.
In this podcast, Paul O’Sullivan, David Shapiro and GG Alcock share many reasons why SAA should be kept going in the interests of the country.