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Monthly Archives: August 2017
Business Day, Thursday 31 August 2017
Posted in economy, state capture, Uncategorized
Tagged Duduzane Zuma, Hawks, NPA, Pravin Gordhan
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Business Day, Wednesday 30 August 2017
Nuclear warheads…
Business Day, Monday 28 August 2017
MPLA loyalist João Laurenço becomes Angola’s third post liberation president…
Posted in African Politics, Energy, foreign policy, Uncategorized
Tagged Angola, Eduardo Dos Santos, elections, Joao Laurenco, Oil, Sonangol
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Business Times, Sunday 27 August 2017
Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba urges South Africans ‘not to panic’ about the latest SAA bailout…
Posted in economic policy, economy, Politics, state capture, Uncategorized
Tagged bailout, Malusi Gigaba, Minister of Finance, SAA
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Rapport, Sondag 27 Augustus 2017
Posted in ANC Succession, Politics, Rapport, state capture, Uncategorized
Tagged Ajay Gupta, Atul Gupta, Cyril Ramaphosa, Tony Gupta
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Business Day, Friday 25 August 2017
Government selling its R14bn stake in Telkom to fill the hole in SAA’s balance sheet…
Posted in economy, Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged Dudu Myeni, Malusi Gigaba, Minister of Finance, SAA, South African Airways, Telkom
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Business Day, Thursday 24 August 2017
The Gupta’s put their state assets up for sale…
Posted in economy, Energy, state capture, Uncategorized
Tagged Dubai, Gupta, President Jacob Zuma, Tegeta
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Business Day, Wednesday 23 August 2017
Angola’s Eduardo Dos Santos prepares to give up power after 38 years as President, or does he?…
Posted in African Politics, Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged Angola, Eduardo Dos Santos, Elections 2017, Joao Laurenco, MPLA, succession
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Business Day, Tuesday 22 August 2017
Former GCIS head and government spokesperson Mzwanele Manyi buys Gupta-owned TNA and ANN7 for R450 million…
Posted in Politics, state capture, Uncategorized
Tagged Ajay Gupta, ANN7, Gupta, Media ownership, Mzwanele Manyi, President Zuma, TNA
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Business Day, Monday 21 August 2017
Posted in African Politics, foreign policy, Uncategorized
Tagged assault, diplomacy, Gabriella Engels, Grace Mugabe, Robert Mugabe, Zimbabwe
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Business Times, Sunday 20 August 2017
Mineral Resources minister Mosebenzi Zwane churns out a new version of his controversial mining charter…
Posted in economy, mining, state capture, Uncategorized
Tagged mining, Mosebenzi Zwane, New Mining Charter
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Business Day, Friday 18 August 2017
The long-awaited-Nene-fired-for-Brics Bank finally launched…
Posted in Uncategorized
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Business Day, Thursday 17 August 2017
The US president’s comments on the Charlottesville tragedy reveals false equivalence on Neo-Nazi’s and leftists…
Posted in Uncategorized
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Business Day, Wednesday 16 August 2017
Zimbabwe’s first lady Grace Mugabe arrested for assaulting 20-year old Gabriella Engels with an extension cord in a Sandton Hotel…
Posted in African Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged assault, Grace Mugabe, Robert Mugabe, Zimbabwe
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Business Day, Tuesday 15 August 2017
NPA releases a statement in which it strongly rejects criticism that it believes it has insufficient evidence to prosecute on the Gupta emails.We shall see…
Posted in Justice and Security, state capture, Uncategorized
Tagged Gupta emails, NDPP, NPA, President Jacob Zuma, Shaun Abrahams, state capture
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Business Day, Monday 14 August 2017
Posted in African Politics, foreign policy, Global Politics, Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged elections, Kenya, Raila Odinga, Uhuru Kenyatta
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Sunday Times Business Times, 13 August 2017
Struggling SA rail entity Transnet to “facilitate” National Rail of Zimbabwe’s R400m recapitalisation…
Posted in economy, foreign policy, Uncategorized
Tagged National Rail of Zimbabwe, recapitalisation, Robert Mugabe, Transnet, Zimbabwe
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