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How CapeNature is pushing back the tide of syndicates targeting the Cape’s unique biodiversity - Pierre de Villiers
Good Hope
How CapeNature is pushing back the tide of syndicates targeting the Cape’s unique biodiversity - Pierre de Villiers
By
Linda van Tilburg
8 min read
CapeNature confronts surging biodiversity crime as syndicates poach abalone, succulents and wildlife, while enforcement partnerships show cautious progress.
ANC changing BEE rules to create R100bn Black Industrialist Fund bankrolled by 3% profit tax
SA Investing
ANC changing BEE rules to create R100bn Black Industrialist Fund bankrolled by 3% profit tax
By
Editor BizNews
2 min read
Government plans a R100bn, state-linked BEE fund funded by companies, drawing criticism over oversight, effectiveness and the risk of politicised allocation.
When kids move overseas: why visits are so rare for South Africa’s emigrant families
Health
When kids move overseas: why visits are so rare for South Africa’s emigrant families
By
Editor BizNews
5 min read
Distance, costs, and emotional farewells make visits a rare and precious event
Pete Kean: A boardroom solution to a farmyard crisis
Rational Perspective
Pete Kean: A boardroom solution to a farmyard crisis
By
Editor BizNews
2 min read
A critique of Foot and Mouth advisory boards, exposing representation gaps, urgency failures, and why farmers remain excluded
The silence of Goolam: Did SA's digital dissident pay the ultimate price?
Intelligence
The silence of Goolam: Did SA's digital dissident pay the ultimate price?
By
Alec Hogg
6 min read
The death of digital commentator Goolam raises troubling questions about silenced dissent, possible foul play, and the risks facing online critics in South Africa.
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