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After Alec Hogg watched Jacob Zuma address an expectant nation Friday night, he tried to imagine being in his shoes.
Prince Sarpong responds to Michael McWilliams’ article around ‘White Privilege’, which looked at the birth of bling and how he saw it being developed through the African Cargo Cult.
Former SARS executives Ivan Pillay and Peter Richer, have accused ministers Nathi Nhleko and David Mahlobo of violating their rights to dignity and reputation.
Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan has a list of 27 questions to answer by Wednesday March 2, relating to the so-called rogue South African Revenue Service (Sars) unit that was formed while he was heading the organisation.
Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan will not receive any help from President Jacob Zuma relating to the so-called rogue unit at SA Revenue Service at the time he was commissioner.
Sars says there is nothing illegal or out of the ordinary about its current review process as the process was approved by all relevant stakeholders.
Donwald Pressly says Pravin has no option but to fire the current SARS commissioner Tom Moyane, as the rogue spy investigation which he ordered has no base.
The annual Swiss Alps adventure kicks off next week, where the 2016 meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos promises to be more absorbing than ever.
Alec Hogg shares some of his entrepreneurial experiences, and builds the case for why there are few more favourable places on earth to be an entrepreneur right now, than in the Good Old RSA.
Standard Bank said a regulator in Nigeria exceeded its powers when it ruled the bank’s West African unit had made material misstatements in its financial accounts and recommended a fine.