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The protection of Stefan Smit and his land was a “lucrative contract” for Bradley van Eysland, a police officer-turned-security company owner accused of being behind the meticulous planning and execution of the Stellenbosch farmer on 2 June 2019.
The Competition Commission has recommended that Google pay South African news publishers between R300 million and R500 million a year to address a “value imbalance” between the revenue Google generates from news content and what it shares with publishers.
Travelling cross-country in a fully electric car is entirely possible and will most likely be an adventure. Justus Visagie took on a 3 200km challenge in a Volvo C40 Recharge and returned with valuable insights and advice. Here are nine things to know about electric road trips.
George Nkosi settled what he owed on his Edgars account and instructed the assistant to close it. That didn’t happen, and though he made no more purchases, he was charged for extras. Eventually, facing debt collectors, he turned to Wendy Knowler.
Long before Mercedes-AMG thought about four-cylinder, hybrid drivetrains, they fitted V8 engines in their smallest roadster. News24 Motoring contributor Wilhelm Lutjeharms remembers a drive in the 2012 Mercedes-Benz SLK55 AMG on Clarence Drive.
Using sex as leverage in relationships can lead to a manipulative dynamic, if not corrected. Experts highlight the psychological, emotional and societal implications while urging for open communication and addressing toxic patterns.
Picture this: Approximately 40 offenders sharing six 25L buckets of water where each one splashes a bit on themselves to wash the “important parts” because the prison’s taps have run dry. This is the reality for inmates at Grahamstown Correctional Facility.
Instead of taking action against two government officials, who allegedly aided a group of companies in a sophisticated R72-million fraud from 2006 to 2010, the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Social Development (DSD) simply allowed the officials to be transferred to the provincial Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (DARD).
In another blow for the National Prosecuting Authority, a Specialised Commercial Crimes magistrate on Friday summarily acquitted the former head of Transnet and his co-accused of corruption – without requiring them to defend themselves.
SA should take a leaf out Mexico’s book and keep a “low profile” as it looks for the appropriate response to the sabre rattling of the Trump administration and its adversarial stance to the country, says Nedbank chief economist Nicky Weimar.