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Johann Rupert, South Africa’s second-richest man with a $6.3bn fortune, spoke out to defend the stranglehold white people still have over the economy more than two decades after the end of apartheid.
Respected International Criminal Court advisor Advocate Shamila Batohi is set to take the hot seat in February next year as NDPP.
On Monday, SABC board member John Mattison resigned, the second after deputy board chair, Khanyisile Kweyama, did so at the weekend.
The collapse of Steinhoff International, the multi-billion dollar global business group, has been rightly described as the biggest corporate scandal in South African history.
Former Mineral Resources minister Ngoako Ramatlhodi, told Zondo how former Eskom chairman, Ben Ngubane, demanded he immediately revoke Glencore’s mining licence, purportedly because they owed Eskom R2bn.
GIBS’ Marius Oosthuizen perfectly hits the nail on the head when it comes to the dynamics surrounding that of firebrand political leader Julius Malema.
The real question this analysis begs is whether the main opposition parties, once riding high on ANC corruption, have enough time to re-tie their shoe-laces in time for the May elections next year.
As we shift into higher pre-election gear, DA leader Mmusi Maimane, tackles the increasingly popular “Cyril the Saviour” narrative.
In recent days, the EFF has honed in on Pravin Gordhan, making all kinds of blatantly false allegations against him.
Cyril Ramaphosa’s aides have always said that the President will not appoint his dream team until after next year’s election, which he hopes to win with a banging majority.