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This section houses interviews conducted by Biznews, both video and audio, and other interesting inputs sourced from Third Parties.
Western Cape Premier Alan Winde has defended a decision to enlist the military to police gang-infested areas.
Lord Peter Hain is applying pressure on the Westminster Government to stop doing business with global consultancy firm Bain & Co over its misbehaviour in South Africa.
In an interview with Alec Hogg, Paul O’Sullivan reveals that South Africa’s electricity woes are directly linked to corruption.
South Africa’s ace forensic investigator Paul O’Sullivan has re-entered the fray after the country’s Public Protector issued a report accusing president Cyril Ramaphosa of misleading parliament.
Retired hedge fund manager Clive Nates is not your average celebrity. But in the soccer-mad English city of Lincoln there’s nobody more loved right now.
Alec Hogg invested an hour in a Google Hangout with ZACP co-founder Kanthan Pillay to ask the questions our community wanted answered, live and unrehearsed.
After another strong year, this time of 43% growth, I tapped insurance company BrightRock’s CEO Schalk Malan for an update.
Unless Eskom gets the tariff hike they’re asking for, the power utility will have to ask government for another R83bn in three to five years’ time, says its new CFO.
In this interview, O’Sullivan explains why he believes that Andile and Cyril Ramaphosa are not corrupt with regard to alleged kickbacks from Bosasa.
In this fascinating interview, South Africa’s ace crime fighter Paul OSullivan tells the story of how a call to the Forensics for Justice tip-off line resulted in the termination of a corrupt R4bn contract at Transnet.