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George Orwell’s 1984 resonates with Zimbabweans and the ANC guns for Derek Hanekom while SARS has even less money to count
Stories of Note Bytes from the digital world Mzwanele Manyi will soon be the proud owner of the Gupta media businesses. The question is how will he generate revenues in this climate and when the "business breakfasts" business model has been exposed as unsavoury. No good news from the South African Revenue Service (SARS): revenue shortfall projected to top R50bn After Makhosi Khoza, the ANC now has its sights on Derek Hanekom. In case you missed it; Jacob Zuma’s foundation is now too broke to fulfil its commitments to provide bursaries. In My Opinion Matters of debate It’s a story that would liven up South African poultry producers: China is investigating Brazilian producers for dumping. Adekeye Adebajo wonders why Wole Soyinka cannot see through the myth of Rwanda’s developmental dictator, Paul Kagame. Alex Magaisa says many Zimbabweans can identify with the Winston Smith, the protagonist in George Orwell’s classic 1984. Read the article here: Big Saturday Read: Spinning for Grace -...
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