Bringing News and Views Together
Bringing News and Views Together
Aubrey Masango speaks to author and consultant of Change Creator SA, Stanley Beckett. On the installment of the Change Your Mindset Aubrey Masango speaks to author and consultant of Change Creator SA, Stanley Beckett. The pair unpack chapter 2 of Wallace D Wattles’ book ‘The Science of Getting Rich’. (Listen to the in-depth discussion below)
CAPE TOWN – Western Cape Premier Alan Winde used his weekly Digicon to focus on the scourge of gender-based violence and femicide (GBVF). This comes as the nation marks 16 Days of Activism for No Violence against Women and Children. Crime statistics show that between July and September, almost 7,000 people were murdered in South
We wanted to see our positive relationship reflected, says Gabe Gabriel, screenplay writer. Pippa Hudson interviews Ian Gabriel, acclaimed director and Gabe Gabriel, screenplay writer of Netflix’s latest film ‘Runs in the Family’. If you’re in the mood for a feel-good, easy watch, then this local movie is for you. Runs in the Family takes
For those that fail to settle their tax debt owed to Sars, get prepared to be handed over for collection and potentially prosecution. Africa Melane interviews Jashwin Baijoo, Head of Strategic Engagement and Compliance at Tax Consulting SA. During the Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS), Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana hinted at the fact that he
CAPE TOWN – Minister in the Presidency Khumbudzo Ntshavheni said government was not tracking the presence of Hamas in the country. Ntshavheni also said Hamas had not been classified as a terrorist organisation by the United Nations. The minister was responding to questions after her post-Cabinet media briefing on Thursday. She was questioned about reports
JOHANNESBURG – The Democratic Alliance (DA) received R36 million in donations between July and September this year. The Electoral Commission (IEC) has released its second quarter disclosure report covering the period from 1 of July to 30 September 2023. This is the tenth report since the Party Funding Act came into effect, requiring political parties
CAPE TOWN – Southern Cape police have opened a case of culpable homicide following a fatal car accident on the N2 near Mossel Bay. Two people were killed when two bakkies collided head-on on Thursday. The crash happened a day before the province’s Festive Season Road Safety Plan launch, aimed at reducing road fatalities. Southern
JOHANNESBURG – Police say the motive for the drive-by shooting that occured on Winnie Mandela Drive has not yet been established. Traffic was heavily backed up on the route near the N1 South off-ramp in Bryanston on Thursday afternoon after police closed off part of the street to attend to the crime scene. Police said
CAPE TOWN – Parliament’s justice committee has not recommended that the chairperson of the Human Rights Commission, Professor Bongani Majola, returns to the commission. Instead, it wants to see him replaced by long-serving commissioner, Chris Nissen. The committee on Thursday concluded its recommendations for new commissioners following interviews earlier this month to fill four full-time
