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Seasoned investigative journalist Chris Steyn has come under attack for her book on an apartheid-era paedophile ring involving senior politicians.
The biggest lesson other business leaders will take from Johann Rupert’s bruising is to keep quiet and stay on the sidelines.
Alex Boraine is an inspiration. Not just because of his role alongside Archbishop Desmond Tutu in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
With an election little more than four months away, the governing African National Congress is panicking, writes Ed Herbst.
Adv Shamila Batohi personifies a u-turn taken under new president Cyril Ramaphosa after a decade of plunder and corruption.
He never asked why the swap was required, simply smiled and replaced the USB for the older version.
Life is too short to read bad books. So it’s worth paying attention to the annual Books of the Year feature in The Economist.
US president Donald Trump’s long time lawyer and confidante Michael Cohen pleaded guilty to an astonishing nine pages of lies he told the US Congress while attempting to protect his boss.
It’s been a long walk to prison for corrupt ANC politician John Block. He’s fought the sentence against him in a similar Stalingrad strategy employed by the likes of Jacob Zuma.
The NPA’s announcement that it is dropping charges against eight suspects accused of involvement in the Guptas’ alleged Estina Dairy scam does not mean that the Guptas are off the hook.