Principles of justice and integrity have been ignored
Independent Media puts on record that recent legal judgments handed down by several courts all confirm that the company has done no wrong
Independent Media puts on record that recent legal judgments handed down by several courts all confirm that the company has done no wrong
A closer examination, however, exposes a glaring hypocrisy and inconsistency, casting the entire argument as a self-serving fallacy
Most South Africans knew him for his role in the Vodacom “Yebo Gogo” advert. He was so much more than an actor, a husband, father, grandfather, author, playwright, teacher, critic, academic, mentor, and friend
Since Ramaphosa took office in 2018, both Naspers and News24 have seemed to enjoy an inexplicably close relationship with the presidency and this closeness has manifested in my opinion – a soft handed approach to holding the president accountable
The curious case of AYO who won’t go quietly
“Wallace’s passing is a devastating blow for the entire Sekunjalo family. His wisdom, his presence and his unashamed commitment to this Group will be sorely missed … South Africa is all the poorer for his loss.”
Both AYO and the PIC are dedicated to continuing their collaboration into the foreseeable future with the single objective of expanding the monetary worth of the company
SA has come a long way since the advent of democracy, but its transition remains incomplete … we are a ticking time bomb as the most unequal country in the world
OPINION: Both Koos Bekker and News24 editor-in-chief Adriaan Basson seem to either have short memories or selective amnesia
With the topic of the government's power in relation to banks getting more and more attention in the media, the IRR recently took the opportunity to call on the banks to clarify their stance on expropriation without compensation as a result of the power distribution to banks.
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