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If the historic comparisons bore you, stick around for some unassailable facts pointing to an incipient Groot Trek of capital from our shores.
The real value of this story is that it provides incontrovertible evidence that those responsible for nuclear sector governance in South Africa have for the past 20 months at least, not had their heads in the game.
Anthea Jeffrey argues the manner in which Parliamentarians rushed through a proposal to amend the Constitution’s section on Expropriation Without Compensation attacks the very core of democracy.
Mandy Wiener sat down with Ruda to talk about the joys and challenges of journalism, and why raising toddlers is far harder than dealing with any politician or criminal.
Independent reports are being received by EE Publishers that energy minister Jeff Radebe has requested the Necsa board to provide reasons why it should not be removed.
Instead South Africa has the snail-like, National Prosecuting Authority, in a dysfunctional but allegedly symbiotic relationship with an even more inept police force.
R21 billion: that’s how much South Africa’s beleaguered national carrier, South African Airways, says it needs to keep running.
Adrian Gore’s critics are defaulting to the old South African norm of playing the race card – because Discovery Bank is giving black depositors 10% equity when they join.
At UCT, it seems, the sins of the colonial masters are being revisited on them by the Fallists and it’s been an eye for an eye leading to eventual complete academic blindness.
Ted Black concludes that South Africa’s problems have become too big for the ANC’s undisciplined and ineffective management to handle.