RMB CEO James Formby on why SA business can’t ignore India
In this interview, RMB CEO James Formby explains why SA businesses have to start taking a closer look at the Indian market.
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Night sweats in the dysfunctional dream of Sekunjalo
As if more evidence were needed that the Sekunjalo media empire is premised on a “cash gifts-for-political allegiance” ANC/PIC deal.
Zuma leads the pack of those served with official notices as Zondo Commission resumes
Former President Jacob Zuma has been fingered for alleged wrongdoing by witness testimony at the State Capture Commission more than any other party — including his friends, the Dubai-based Guptas.
Best of 2018: Zuma’s final hours: Ex-journo reveals plan for state of emergency, army deployment
Riaan de Villiers writes that sources have told him about a plan by Zuma to play his last card by enforcing a state of emergency and deploying the army outside Parliament.
Radio-active legacy of Zuptoid nuclear interference – Yelland
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.
How to solve a problem like Julius Malema: Marius Oosthuizen
GIBS’ Marius Oosthuizen perfectly hits the nail on the head when it comes to the dynamics surrounding that of firebrand political leader Julius Malema.
Fawlty Towers at Pelindaba amid medical nuclear fiasco
The Necsa NTP production facility at Pelindaba, which produces medical nuclear radioisotopes, is back in partial operation.
Look past the excrement, SA. Time to exercise patience. And faith.
Being a South African in London comes with its advantages. Even in winter. Based 9 000km away from the action provides a welcome “helicopter view”.
đź”’ BN Confidential: Rational thought behind Ramaphosa jump to the right
The sentiment expressed by President Cyril Ramaphosa at South Africa’s three day investment outreach reverses decades of dogma and opens up a new road for a country that has finally woken up.
Inching towards $100bn; Ramaphosa says investment strike is over
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa said he’s been “overwhelmed” by the level of interest in an investment summit he opened on Friday and that his plans to lure $100 billion over the next five years are well ahead of target.