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No matter how much Eskom is irritating you, don’t sign that renewable power installation just yet. We’ll know tomorrow whether Elon Musk has found a way to save all of us a pile of money.
The DA leadership battle goes public on Monday when Maimane and James face off on kykNET. We hope the tradition spreads. Transparency fans democracy’s fire.
A superb article giving prominence to the views of immigrants from Rwanda, Somalia and Zimbabwe.
At least 19 people including a Google executive died and more than 60 others were injured after an earthquake in Nepal triggered avalanches on Mt. Everest.
A crowd of stick-wielding supporters at a soccer stadium roared their approval as South Africa’s Zulu king, Goodwill Zwelithini, insisted he was not behind a wave of violence against migrant workers he had compared a month before to head lice.
After long deliberations, academic-turned-politician Wilmot James on Friday confirmed that he would run against Mmusi Maimane for the DA leadership.
Immigrants fleeing a wave of deadly xenophobic violence in South Africa have described how fear drove them to try to hide their nationalities even before the attacks began.
The New York Times is probably making a mountain out of a molehill by wondering whether Hillary Clinton helped Russia’s state-owned nuclear energy company, Rosatom, buy US based uranium mining assets when she was secretary of state.
Greg Blank was the sharp end of a front-running syndicate that included Old Mutual portfolio managers. He alone stayed to face the music, and years in jail.