Mailbox: Keith Haarhoff holds a âCity influenceâ â helped develop London
Reader Mo Haarhoff gives a brief history of her late brother Keith Haarhoff, and how he was one of the many people who literally helped make London the City it is.
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Reader Mo Haarhoff gives a brief history of her late brother Keith Haarhoff, and how he was one of the many people who literally helped make London the City it is.
Oakbay Resources’ Nazeem Howa lashed out at the Sunday Times for publishing what he calls a ‘factually bankrupt’ report on Sunday.
Biznews reader Ludi says South Africans should ask themselves why Fitch would close their offices in the country?
Magnus Heystek says nothing typifies human ingenuity more than the biotech sector in the United States where some of the smartest brains in the world are coming up with cures for cancer, dementia, Alzheimerâs and a wide range of illnesses.
David Melvill sent us a detailed response to why Warren Buffett’s call on the gold comparison with agriculture is not accurate.
Reader Alfons Mauchle says he is dismayed at how disunited and fragmented South African businesses have become.
Reader Brett Johnson looks at the visa fiasco and blames the mess on the human desire to ‘always be right’ – but says there are upsides to one’s mistakes.
Reader Carol Anne O’Brien shares the eulogy her son David received on his passing.
Reader Thulani says the problem with unemployment is not the youth or South African labour laws but cruel business entities who continue to exploit the poor because âwe are creating employmentâ.
It seems the confusing world of Medical Aids has become even less user-friendly, and it appears this cancer sufferer’s health is not conforming to the Medical Aid Rules.