
Great news: things have worked out wonderfully for one of the women at Athletics SA whose life was turned upside down by the Caster Semenya controversy. No, unfortunately it's not Lara Lane, the ultra-committed sports ...
At an annual salary of over R600 000, at least three homes in South Africa and one in France, Allen Michael Jones was definitely doing well as a senior executive of Bond Exchange of ...
Will the real Enver Motala please stand up. Enver Motala was removed from the roll of liquidators in September, on the basis that he had a criminal record. Few tears were shed but there are ...
Prior to publication of the story "Holidays nobody wants", Noseweek wrote to Travel Quest/Leisure Travel International manager Charmaine Oglesby for comment. Oglesby said... ...
The Proposed Lion’s Head development becomes more intriguing by the day. The Western Cape Department has ruled that the planned eight-tower apartment complex should not be allowed. That's great news, but the decision only relates ...
There’s a new twist in the tale of Cape Town socialite Sylvia Ireland, whose former psychiatrist, Dr Ray Berrard, is in the midst of a Health Professions Council disciplinary hearing for having had ...
Banking services have gone hi-tech – and so have the fraudsters. While banks have issued a plethora of warnings about the scam emails that are now synonymous with internet banking fraud, very little ...
Our story begins at the Cape Town headquarters of Oasis Asset Management. On 28 February 2008, a young – and brave, it will later transpire – Rizqa Abdullah, a 2007 Financial Information Systems graduate commenced ...
Opponents of the Protection of State Information Bill seemed agreed on one thing: while there is a need for secrecy legislation – state security, defence, and all that – what the government has come up ...
A commodity trading company recently acquired by JSE-listed shipping giant Grindrod has paid a private detective R5.5 million to “pilot” the criminal prosecution of one of its former executives – hoping to ...
It’s no secret that South Africa’s fishing industry is in a mess. Some say the trouble started when Valli Moosa left the cabinet in 2004. Why? Because, they say, Moosa was the last ...
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