đź”’ Glencore bosses are prime suspects in Brazil Car Wash probe – The Wall Street Journal
Glencore, the global commmodity giant run by South Africa-born Ivan Glasenberg, is under investigation in Brazil’s massive corruption scandal.
Glencore, the global commmodity giant run by South Africa-born Ivan Glasenberg, is under investigation in Brazil’s massive corruption scandal.
Lord Peter Hain, who refers to himself as a boy from Pretoria, talks about the future of white South Africans, Nelson Mandela and SA president Cyril Ramaphosa.
UK is a prime destination for skilled South Africans wanting to relocate. But many battle to get in. Emigration specialist JP Breytenbach shares some good news.
Bill Browder, author of Red Notice, the best-selling expose of Vladimir Putin’s Russia, shares his obsession and how he drew inspiration from anti-apartheid icon Steve Biko.
Ace forensic investigator Paul O’Sullivan reckons ex Eskom chairman Zola Tsotsi’s evidence is the “smoking gun” which will bury the Guptas and their puppets, and, he avers, very possibly end the Zuma presidency.
Anyone who holds tertiary education just needs to put in a single extra year of study to qualify for a Skilled Independent visa, which is one of the most desirable for those wishing to emigrate Down Under.
When Helen Zille met with fellow Christians at a ROTOP (Round Table of Prayer) meeting in Cape Town recently, she wore her heart on her sleeve.
In this excellent analysis, Graeme Joffe turns over some long forgotten stones. And asks whether it’s not just state-owned enterprises the Guptas have “captured”.
Two days after the shock SENS disclosure that HCI executive chairman Marcel Golding was being ousted, here’s his side of the story. Dirty laundry aplenty.
GG Alcock tells some of his story, including a little known tale around the 1879 Battle of Isandlwana, and shares why he has hope for a country that few popular pundits really know. A country he knows deeply, intimately as only a 100% White Zulu Boy might do.