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Paul Hoffman applies his astute legal mind to former President Jacob Zuma’s evasive testimony with its shoal of red herrings and shot through with half-truths.
We’re talking a potential solution to Cape Flats gangsterism suggested by veteran journalist and Man Friday columnist, Tony Weaver.
Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s future involves one of four fates. Resignation, impeachment, striking off the roll of advocates or facing criminal liability for perjury.
Yet in her messy report, Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane manages to botch even this potentially weighty contribution to political accountability.
Bevan Robert Jones is looking at alternative ways to deal with the environmental problem linked to mining.
Jeremy Gordin reckons the former president and Zuptoid-in-chief, Jacob Zuma, is happily and bizarrely subverting the Zondo Commission of Inquiry into State Capture into a spy novel plot.
For a plus size woman, shopping for clothes can be something of an emotional roller-coaster but sometimes what you see can be a revelation.
It’s money you hope you’ll never need, and never have to spend. But if things go wrong in a relationship, it could be the key to survival in the toughest of times.
The recent squabble over the mandate of the South African Reserve Bank has very little to do with real economic policies.
The road to financial freedom, it turns out, is like many things, simple – which is not to say it’s easy. Not in the least. And it takes time.