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A transgender sex worker, Gita November, has wrought a quiet but glamorous revolution in the conservative West Coast town of Vredenburg – and, six months ago, became an outspoken and respected ward secretary ...
Prominent Joburg lawyer was “accessory to perjury” in R750 000 court action. Was the R295,000 paid by vehicle tracking supplier GlobalTrack to its chief operating officer Hein van Spaendonck an advance on his annual ...
Ace Insurance dodges fire claim for nine months Insurance companies are known, when faced with a large claim, to pull every trick in the book to avoid paying out, or to pay as little as ...
Billions written off as “impairments”, while executives paid like royalty. From time to time, material pops up in the mainstream and corporate media mentioning financial entities which play a special role in the ...
Funds belonging to government employees are vulnerable to risky investments. The PIC (Public Investment Corporation) has little to prove, with – by its own reckoning – at least R1.6 trillion worth of assets under ...
If you thought the report (in nose185) about Elon Musk’s Tesla batteries storing solar or wind power to provide electricity for your home when Eskom implodes was a curious sideline to the ...
Do capsules of ginseng, valerian root and St John’s wort contain herbal remedies – or just about anything but their stated ingredients? From the website Inhabitat.com, Noseweek has learnt that the New York ...
BuzzFeed news posted a world “exclusive”: a political interview with Australia’s foreign minister Julie Bishop, who answered all the questions in cutesy emoticons from her pink-covered smartphone. For example: Australia’s relationship with ...
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