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Broadcaster Tim Modise interviews Newzroom Afrika journalist Athi Mthongana. She shares her experience covering the pandemic and surviving Covid-19.
Urologist Dr Kgomotso Mathabe talks about the high rate of prostate cancer in SA, medical advances in the area and how you can get screened for the disease.
Do taxi rules make sense? Mr Tebogo Khaas, of the SMME Forum, shares his views with Tim Modise in an indepth interview on Covid-19 rules.
Statistics on the level of poverty and the large gap between rich and poor in South Africa makes for uncomfortable reading.
Mary Anne Dove from the University of Cape Town has asked the opinions of top cricketers, their administrators and coaches on the merits of a quota system and found that their views were more complex than a simple” yes” or” no” to quotas.
Barloworld is punting its Khula Sizwe offering as an exciting opportunity to own a stake of just under R3bn in commercial property.
Barloworld announced a public offer to establish a black-owned and managed property company with assets of R2.9bn.
It’s not often lately that you see Pravin Gordhan taken on full square, with his actions around Eskom labelled “cynical and hypocritical.”
Like the English schoolboy who picked up the soccer ball and ran, Ed Herbst breaks unquestioned rules, prompting vital debate and perhaps even, an entirely new game.
The Mines Minister has proposed raising mandatory black ownership of mining assets to 30 percent from 26 percent, drawing opposition from several quarters.