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Mafika Sihlali is suing the SABC and three former executives for damages, in relation to a 12-year criminal trial, reports MyBroadband.
The Wall Street Journal outline the troubles of crime in the land of blockchain, a fascinating read that has the potential to derail cryptos.
Frank McCourt, the real estate mogul and former owner of the LA Dodgers, is pouring $100m into an attempt to rebuild the foundations of social media.
In South Africa, a Power of Attorney terminates when the person in respect of whom it was exercised becomes incapacitated, leaving the surviving spouse at potential risk.
Former Joburg mayor Herman Mashaba told BizNews of his plans for the coming elections. He is the leader of Action SA, a political party he launched in 2020.
Sanlam recently bought Alexander Forbes’ life business for R100m. Sanlam CEO Paul Hanratty joined the BPH to shed some light on the deal.
Andre de Ruyter, who managed to pay back over R90bn of Eskom’s debt, has received death threats due to his bid to clean up corruption at the embattled SOE.
Cape Independence wants ‘outright independence secession’, while parties like the DA ‘are not there yet, but have moved towards autonomy’, says Phil Craig.
US Senators spoke out against the official Covid-19 narrative and the Wuhan lab leak cover-up this weekend. A video was posted on Rumble.
“Recent years have seen plenty of reports of intolerance in the form of ‘cancel culture’ on campuses in the UK and elsewhere,” writes Kane-Berman.