SAA: the vampire that nothing can kill
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Forensic report gives no indication of the role of implicated executives or the materiality of their ‘undesirable activities’
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SA’s economic woes deepen
Blow to sentiment as GDP contracts again: the last time the country posted four straight quarters of growth was in 2013
African plants under threat, by the numbers
One third of plant species in tropical Africa are threatened with extinction, a new study published in the journal Science Advances suggests
Thabang Moroe: throwing away his wicket
Moroe mistook five journalists for soft targets when he banned them from the press boxes
GPS: the hidden tool rugby coaches rely on
Data can provide a true picture of player performance, making it both critical to training and a closely guarded team secret
Huawei Watch GT 2: better performance, more stability
The new Huawei Watch GT 2 is a multisport wearable with an emphasis on fitness tracking
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A bad week for Amazon’s Jeff Bezos
Amazon has been named the worst offender of five US tech giants collectively accused of ‘aggressively avoiding’ $100bn in tax over the past decade
Rebuilding the PPC behemoth
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Low take-up of Phuthuma Nathi’s bad deal
MultiChoice share swap arrangement fails to draw the interest of BEE shareholders, which is not surprising, given its valuation
Beijing’s authority gets stern rebuke
If elections are a yardstick of popular feeling, this weekend in Hong Kong was a humdinger
Facebook’s scramble for online Africa
The social media giant is promoting its potential as a platform for app developers and tech start-ups
Sacha Baron Cohen has had a good week
Satirist says Facebook would have let Hitler buy ads for the ‘Final Solution’
Financial Mail and amaBhungane launch application to access former President Zuma’s tax records
The existing legislation prevents us from obtaining information on the tax status of senior members of the executive accused of serious crimes, says Rob Rose
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