If Glynnis Breytenbach were Minister of Justice…
What would Glynnis Breytenbach do if she were the Minister of Justice? In a face-to-face interview from the Latitude Aparthotel studio in Cape Town, BizNews asks her for solutions.
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🔒 Global Index shows SA business hits reputational crisis after propaganda onslaught
South African businesses have a huge reputational mountain to climb. And with very few exceptions, most of the work needs to be done within the organisations themselves.
Joburg’s DA Mayor Mashaba plans to send plundering predecessors to jail.
In his 100-days-in-office speech, new Joburg Major Herman Mashaba unpacked the depth of the mess his team has inherited.
DRC “Zupta” unmasked as world’s #5 hedge fund hit by $400m corruption fine.
Corruption in high places is Africa’s biggest curse. It is the ultimate mis-allocation of resources and condemns Africans to remain the world’s poorest people.
The Big Debate: Trump, Clinton circus exposes poorest POTUS candidates ever
So much for a subdued Donald Trump. So much for Hillary Clinton staying above the fray. The first presidential debate of 2016 saw both candidates go on attack from the start.
Two Warrens hold keys to Wells Fargo future as account scam scandal grows.
Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf arrived at Senate Banking Committee hearings with one hand in a bandage. He left even more battered and bruised.
Putting the boot into Barclays
Barclays Plc agreed to pay $115-million to resolve claims it attempted to manipulate a key interest rate benchmark two years after a Commodity Futures Trading Commission investigation was made public
Caught on Facebook! US woman lies to FBI, is jailed in terrorism probe
Heather Elizabeth Coffman set up four false Facebook pages to declare support for violent jihad and Islamic State. The social network giant gave the FBI information in response to a search warrant.
Government department spent R1.5m on advertisement
Yet another state department has acknowledged spending money on advertising in newspaper The New Age.
Executive: No guarantee BP would help pay subsidiary’s fine
An executive for the BP subsidiary that faces billions of dollars in possible fines for the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill testified Tuesday that it is uncertain whether other BP entities would step in to help pay a steep penalty.