Daily Insider: Surprise among JSE’s winners and losers of the First Half of 2022
The bad news is the JSE Top40 index still lost 10.5%, with some of its members taking even more punishment than the US average.
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Meet Ian Cameron, the man who wouldn’t cower to Bheki Cele
Community policing activist Ian Cameron – who heads up NGO Action Society – made headlines when cops ejected him from a community meeting in Gugulethu after a war of words with Police Minister Bheki Cele.
SA’s meat-eaters get official protection – Vegter
You can’t trust someone who won’t eat meat. Luckily, our government has cracked down on the perfidy of duplicitous vegetarians and vegans.
Second set score: Zille versus Grootes – love all
Never one to stand back from a challenge, Helen Zille smashes a backhand return at an equally adept literary warrior, Stephen Grootes.
Our Royals cost us a bomb
The recent festivities to mark the Queen’s jubilee, while a happy occasion for most Brits, raised the question of the cost of maintaining the royals.
🔒 Premium: Boris may be wowing the world, but has lost the confidence of his own people
From a distance, Boris Johnson appears to be doing a good job. Not so, I’ve discovered within inner sanctums of this great city.
Musk and our twittering ADHD – Paddi Clay
Elon Musk himself may not be quite the maverick that he would have us believe with his often-gnomic tweets and off-the-cuff utterances.
PANDA pens an open letter to post-Twitter Elon Musk
PANDA – Pandemics ~ Data & Analytics – penned the following open letter to Elon Musk subsequent to his acquisition of Twitter.
A spiritual provocation of wokeness – Chuck Stephens
Chuck Stephens, writing in his own capacity, brings us back to the lodestar of values that have withstood the vagaries of extremist politics over centuries.
Win for the little guy as Pretoria FM triumphs in Primedia broadcast battle
The right of Pretoria FM – licensed to serve the interests of the Afrikaner community – to broadcast as a community radio station has been continually contested. But, Pretoria FM says the ruling dismissing Primedia Broadcasting’s complaints has put the extensively-litigated matter to bed.