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The list of colourful characters in Nelson Mandela Bay is impressive, even by South African standards.
There has been hand-wringing by many in the commentariat, and ordinary voters, about the alleged lack of leadership by President Cyril Ramaphosa.
Ironically the very system designed to promote equality before the law is turned on its head in what chief Zuptoid Jacob Zuma made famous; the Stalingrad Strategy.
Executive coach Jerry Colonna wants managers to stop focusing on output and achievement. Instead, he wants them to engage in radical self-inquiry.
Lindy Heinecken writes that the army is in a sorry state and she takes a close look at how much money is allocated to salaries; the average age of soldiers and says the structure and design of the defence force needs to be fixed.
Cathleen Powell argues in this article, Busisiwe Mkhwebane and those who are not willing to serve the Constitution and the law, should not hold office under it.
For the second time this year, Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane is being made to pay personally for having delivered a report tarnished by “gross negligence”.
One of the better examples of authenticity you’ll find is the latest shareholder letter by HCI’s chief executive Johnny Copelyn, the key portion of which is republished.
In this article, Rebecca Davis unpacks the allegations around the CR17 emails to see whether they have any merit.
President Cyril Ramaphosa secured a victory in his ongoing legal battle with the nation’s anti-graft ombudsman when the High Court suspended her directive that he discipline a cabinet member.