Transnet’s new execs out to nab looters of billions
The good news is that the train crew has been sacked and Transnet is back in the driver’s cab, the passenger trucks filled with sheriffs helping hunt down the culprits.
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Steinhoff – plus 120,000 employees – under threat as challenges mount
Steinhoff said its ability to operate as a going concern is under threat from a range of challenges including mounting legal claims and a debt load that the company is working to restructure.
Will Western Cape ‘bubble’ burst? Saffers speak out about SA’s efficient province
South Africans are deeply divided over whether the Western Cape is the success that many who live in the province make it out to be.
The idiot’s guide to writing about white people in the Mother City – Andrew Donaldson
White Capetonians have become easy game for writers looking to pick holes in the story of the Rainbow Nation.
McBride’s redemptive anti-Zuptoid song for Zondo
This story eloquently reports a breathtakingly simple question asked by the Zondo legal team advocate, Paul Pretorius; Why.
Ed Herbst on new R3.5m boost for SA investigative journalism
Former Naspers Chairman Ton Vosloo has donated R3.5m towards an investigative journalism unit positioned within Media24.
Give us three years to wipe out our crippling losses – SAA execs
At least the new SAA leadership are facing up to reality without blaming anyone publicly, not even their predecessors.
Cyril Ramaphosa’s SONA one year in. A must read.
What a difference a year makes. 2018 saw the State of the Nation postponed. Jacob Zuma resigned from his role, giving Cyril Ramaphosa only two days to deliver the speech.
🔒 Flash Briefing: Alphabet disappoints; Mabula’s fugitive owner to be extradited; Bond king dethroned
Alphabet shares fell 3% in after-hours trading after the company which owns Google last night delivered quarterly results revealing shrinking profit margins.
Trump uses spy threat in his battle with Huawei for 5G control
In the sparsely settled wild lands of eastern Oregon, US, Huawei is hardly the big bad wolf of China that US officials have depicted.