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A screenshot of Juanita du Preez paired with text reading: Cars, Crooks, Cover-ups
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Chris Steyn
11 min read
Big Five corruption claims, rising crime and a justice system under strain
BNC#9 | Endres Q&A: Joburg tipping point, MKP succession headache, dwindling ANC vote, and more...
By
Alec Hogg
1 min read
John Endres (IRR) on Johannesburg's DA majority bid, MK's succession crisis and why SA still has freedom Britain has lost. BNC#9 Q&A before 4 Nov polls.
BNC#9 | Duvenage Q&A: PIC's plunder problem, ANC's cadre curse, Joburg's odds, and a GNU report card
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Alec Hogg
1 min read
OUTA's Wayne Duvenage on the R3.6trn PIC pension fund, cadre deployment, SETA capture, the GNU's real record and why he says Joburg can still be fixed.
27 July 2026, Zimbabwe, Harare: The Parliament building in Mount Hampden, on the outskirts of Zimbabwe's capital. Photo: Columbus Mavhunga/dpa (Photo by Columbus Mavhunga/picture alliance via Getty Images)
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Editor BizNews
4 min read
Zimbabwe’s economic recovery claims clash with a deepening human crisis
LONDON, ENGLAND - AUGUST 21: A protest sign is displayed by the bank of the River Thames at Ham and Kingston bathing area on August 21, 2026 in London, United Kingdom. Richmond Council has advised people not to swim in London's first designated River Thames swimming area after the Environment Agency confirmed that toxic algae had been found in the water. The Ham and Kingston bathing area was officially designated as London's first bathing water site in May this year. (Photo by Carl Court/Getty Images)
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Editor BizNews
6 min read
Making cities swimmable: why clean waterways are becoming essential climate infrastructure.
LONDON, ENGLAND - AUGUST 06: Reform UK's Head of Policy James Orr attends as Zia Yusuf, Reform UK's spokesman for home affairs, holds a press conference on employment policy on August 06, 2026 in London, England. Yusuf said his party would propose legislation that company CEOs and directors criminally liable for the illegal employment of migrant workers, even if they were unaware of a worker's immigration status. The policy, which the party has termed the "Deliveroo Law," after the online delivery service, could fine offending companies 10 percent of their global revenues. (Photo by Leon Neal/Getty Images)
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The Financial Times
24 min read
Reform’s policy head is a Cambridge theologian with an enviable contact book and a belief in ‘faith, family and flag’
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