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The Muslim and non-Muslim worlds are becoming increasingly intolerant of each other, writes Gideon Rachman
The company, which is embroiled in allegations of state capture, has gone into voluntarily liquidation after commercial banks pulled the plug on its accounts
The ANC grievance panel found the national spokesperson not guilty of the charges, but says the party needs a sexual harassment policy
Things could actually be improving for Grand Parade Investments
These zones are attractive to investors and are a central pillar of Cyril Ramaphosa’s stimulus package, says the Gauteng premier
We analyse Tsitsi Hatendi-Matika, head of retail investment specialists at Absa
Companies that issue tokens are not (yet) as stringently regulated as those that publicly issue shares, which means the average consumer who holds a token does not have legal recourse if the creator ...
The IAAF argues that it is introducing the rules to create a ‘level playing field’ for female athletes
Our tendency to confuse blunt words with unacceptable behaviour does us no favours, writes Pilita Clark
Anthony teaches politics at the Cape Town University and writes a weekly column for Business Day newspaper and BDlive.