Accusations that the Gupta brothers’ arrests in Dubai earlier this month were politically motivated are just “baseless rhetoric” says justice minister, Wells Fargo believes the US is heading for a recession in 2023, and creditors will be circling Comair for their piece of the pie as liquidation proceedings get underway. Claims Gupta arrests aimed at …
It seems the tobacco ban that was instituted during the first days of lockdown in 2020 was unlawful after all after a ruling from the Supreme Court of Appeal, Dudu Myeni is ready to plead guilty after she revealed the name of a protected witness at the Zondo Commission, and the public protector will remain …
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Global markets suffered losses yesterday as bourses dropped into the red and fears of an oncoming recession began to take hold. US stock markets closed at the lowest level in more than a year while the JSE didn’t come out unscathed either but may be better off than its global peers for now. Meanwhile, Elon …
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All eyes on Zondo as fifth part of state capture report released – News24 We’ve finally reached the end of the Zondo Commission of Inquiry into State Capture, with the expected release of the fifth and last report due out this week. News24 reports, that after many extensions the commission has a Wednesday deadline to …
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News in brief: Ramaphosa faces rowdy opposition demanding answers for the Phala Phala farm theft. Public protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane is suspended. Comair moves from business rescue to liquidation after failing to secure funding. President Cyril Ramaphosa’s presidency budget speech in parliament yesterday got off to a rowdy start with opposition parties bringing up multiple points …
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Good morning, President Cyril Ramaphosa will face a firing squad when he goes to parliament today in a session that is officially designated for him to present the presidency’s budget but one which will surely descend into questions around the theft at his Limpopo farm. Yesterday, it was Deputy President David Mabuza’s turn in the …
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