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Wierzycka says the harassment included her phone being tapped and people following her, with the Sygnia founder eventually hiring bodyguards.
“Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin joined the exclusive club last week, entering a group dominated by US tech entrepreneurs”, says Bloomberg.
Corruption is poisoning South Africa. A parable by Kahlil Gibran relates the eerily similar rot which destroys Syria, writes Albertus Ziervogel.
“Every bench in SA should be given an egg-timer. Let’s bring Batho Pele into the court rooms. No one is above the law – not even judges”, writes Stephens.
‘The company scrubs a video of Florida Gov. DeSantis’s policy roundtable with physicians and scientists’, reports The Wall Street Journal.
‘Inasmuch as SAHPRA’s arbitrary restriction prevents people from acquiring vaccines for themselves, it is unethical. It leaves people at risk’, says Vegter.
Comfort eating is a well-established and widely appreciated response to stress. But why do we do it, and what is it about certain foods that makes us feel better?
Dr Anthea Jeffery questions the assertion that there is “a burning hunger for land” among South Africans. Opinion polls suggest otherwise, she says.
FW de Klerk, who dedicated his presidency to the abolition of apartheid – is usually labelled as “the last apartheid president”, writes Dave Steward.
Energy expert Chris Yelland questions the heads of SA’s emergency power programme about the choice of gas-to-power over renewables.