🔒 Premium: US Media quietly admits its Gupta Leaks, dismissed as fake news, was real
At BizNews, this story reminded us of SA’s Gupta Leaks, where explosive information was extracted from an abandoned computer.
At BizNews, this story reminded us of SA’s Gupta Leaks, where explosive information was extracted from an abandoned computer.
The Washington Post says President-elect of the United States Joe Biden lied about being arrested while trying to see Nelson Mandela.
We sometimes miss undercurrents when all seems glassy-calm on the surface. One such has been picked up the New York Times.
In the process of singling out an article on South African Deputy President David Mabuza, the New York Times has also revealed that President Cyril Ramaphosa is tuned in to the world’s media.
Donald Trump says the US will only come to the aid of NATO members attacked by Russia after reviewing whether those nations “have fulfilled their obligations to us.”
In its massively circulated Friday edition, the New York Times’s editorial board issued a call to South Africans to eject their deeply compromised President Jacob Zuma.
France’s star economist Thomas Piketty, who shot to fame and topped best-seller lists in 2014 with his controversial book on wealth and inequality, has declined the country’s highest award, the Legion d’Honneur.
By Matthew Lester It is now five years since the depths of the global credit crunch. The rot may have been checked but world prosperity seems to still be a long way off. In the aftermath of the global credit crunch the business environment has been subject to substantial reform across a very broad spectrum. … Read more
Alan Hilburg is credited with the textbook case for successful management of a reputational crisis. Three decades back, the US-based communications guru crafted what was then an extremely innovative response to the famous Tylenol Crisis. The decision to remove $100m worth of the pain killers off shelves worldwide initially drew criticism as a massive over-reaction. … Read more