Depending on which report you read, South Africa has either the third or sixth highest crime rates in the world in 2023. Either way, it’s… Read More »Is South Africa’s Police Force all bark and no bite?
That’s how long it took the Prudhoe community to win their case in the Land Claims court and gain access to their ancestral land.
There are probably several well-worn Biblical-wrath-style platitudes you could successfully apply to Mirror Trading International’s (MTI) founder and CEO Johann Steynberg:
By definition, “too big to fail” is usually applied to banking and finance corporations. Federal Reserve Chair Ben Bernanke defines a too-big-to-fail company as “one… Read More »Is Eskom really too big to fail?
It took over four years, 300 witnesses, 3 170 summonses, 8 655 530 pages of documents and approximately R1 billion worth of taxpayer’s money to… Read More »The ANC’s Integrity Commission – Agent for Change or Shameless Election Window Dressing?
Doing business in South Africa has always been a bit of an extreme sport, but in the light of our recent greylisting by the FATF,… Read More »50 Shades of Greylisting – How badly is South Africa screwed?
Former Eskom CEO Andre de Ruyter may no longer be at the helm of our labouring power utility, but he clearly still knows how to… Read More »Facing The Fallout – The Aftermath of Andre de Ruyter’s Explosive Interview
Paul Valèry, a French poet born in 1871, said that we are able to articulate our fears in detail, but our hope is vague. The… Read More »We Fear in Detail, But Our Hope Is Vague
In a desperate attempt to keep South Africa off the Financial Action Task Force (FATF)’s Grey List, the South African Government, via the Department of… Read More »FICA Has Spoken – Play The Game Or Feel The Pain
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