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SHORT of setting up media tribunals, just how does the esteemed public persona stare down a media that is as free as it is intrusive, and guard a good name from rude reporter swine? Herewith a starter pack for beating the scandal blues. read more »
SHORT of setting up media tribunals, just how does the esteemed public persona stare down a media that is as free as it is intrusive, and guard a good name from rude reporter swine? Herewith a starter pack for beating the scandal blues. read more »
IT WAS shameful to listen to what seemed like a well-orchestrated interview with former Springbok coach Jake White on radio yesterday morning in which he professed his innocence in the media storm over the possibility of his replacing Peter de Villi read more »
IT WAS shameful to listen to what seemed like a well-orchestrated interview with former Springbok coach Jake White on radio yesterday morning in which he professed his innocence in the media storm over the possibility of his replacing Peter de Villi read more »
The introduction of carbon emission tax in South Africa is causing confusion in the Namibian motor vehicle retail industry, with some accusing the Ministry of Finance of failing to take leadership. read more »
The introduction of carbon emission tax in South Africa is causing confusion in the Namibian motor vehicle retail industry, with some accusing the Ministry of Finance of failing to take leadership. read more »
Mining production dropped 1% in July 2010, compared with July 2009, according to data released by Statistics South Africa (StatsSA). read more »
Mining production dropped 1% in July 2010, compared with July 2009, according to data released by Statistics South Africa (StatsSA). read more »
Two state witnesses have linked Wang Meng and Ma Li to the alleged killing of South African Wesley Craig at his Randall Street residence in Monrovia. read more »
Two state witnesses have linked Wang Meng and Ma Li to the alleged killing of South African Wesley Craig at his Randall Street residence in Monrovia. read more »
SOUTH African Football Association (Safa) CEO Leslie Sedibe made it clear yesterday that Safa would not budge on what it believes to be the true value of the broadcast rights of national team matches when contractual negotiations with the SABC begin read more »
SOUTH African Football Association (Safa) CEO Leslie Sedibe made it clear yesterday that Safa would not budge on what it believes to be the true value of the broadcast rights of national team matches when contractual negotiations with the SABC begin read more »
At a press conference on Wednesday, Home Affairs co-Minister Kembo Mohadi caused much confusion when he addressed the issue of South Africa's cancellation of a moratorium on Zimbabwean deportations. Press reports quoted Mohadi as saying that Zimbabw read more »
At a press conference on Wednesday, Home Affairs co-Minister Kembo Mohadi caused much confusion when he addressed the issue of South Africa's cancellation of a moratorium on Zimbabwean deportations. Press reports quoted Mohadi as saying that Zimbabw read more »
LONMIN CEO Ian Farmer last night urged Mineral Resources Minister Susan Shabangu to show strong leadership to help settle investors' nerves and reverse the damage done to SA's mining industry by a blend of ambiguous laws, empowerment demands and a v read more »