A former senior government official's R50 million legal battle with WesBank over an alleged fraudulent car deal enters its 20th year, with the Constitutional Court set to make a final ruling. The case, involving a 2004 Nissan X-Trail purchase, highlights questions about consumer protection and banking practices in South Africa.
Soon he is no longer able to live without Oxy and goes through two years of hell trying to wean himself off the drug, an on-and-off pendulum of trying to quit.
A former senior government official who purchased a vehicle through a scheme financed by Wesbank is taking his legal tussle with the bank to the highest court in the land to find relief in a case he alleges was fraudulent from the date of the initial transaction in November 2004.
I started reading the book but found myself going back to the Swazi story a few times.
As agent of the year for 2023 in his neck of the woods, he achieved over R100 million sales turnover in property value over 12 months.
Alan Knott-Craig – the son, not the father – has a knack for these things. He writes an internal email meant for staff in 2008. It goes viral and ends up as a book!
Mosima Mpho Ngoasheng runs Sheeqliving Interiors, a name that derives from ‘chic’. It is not exactly rocket science that she is passionate about fashion, a fact she readily owns up to.
This coming week the community will march to the local municipality offices to demand action against the open cast mines and the resulting zama-zama operations
Celebrated dance teacher Nomsa Manaka has come full circle, in almost all areas of her life, thanks to her craft.
It is not unusual for banks to assist their model clients by either increasing the repayment term or reducing the amount involved
Mchunu argues that it was well within his ambit to fire the five Board members, replacing them with his own
Vuyiswa Poppie Bolani-Matlanyane tells a fascinating story about how she started her business, Maphodi Massage Therapy.
His father’s ID is the canvas of a lot of his work. It suits his style as he studied lithograph.
At a time when South African authorities are smarting after the embarrassment of the Thabo Bester prison escape and subsequent rearrest in Tanzania, there is new excitement bubbling in Botswana about a new e-technology integrated software management system for their entire justice cluster
Her website shows her oeuvre inclusive of paintings, photos and textile works.
Today, people all over the world are falling over themselves queuing to buy his artwork.
Pick n Pay made money, the township entrepreneurs lost money through this deal that was punted as the biggest thing ever to happen to the township economy by the supermarket chain.
A highly decorated government official with vast experience in media and communications who was dismissed last year from his high-grossing position has been vindicated by the courts.
Realogile High School is a no-fee school and many of the learners come from impoverished backgrounds where a pair of takkies, even hand-me-downs, is a luxury.
More often than not, the municipalities fall far short of expectations and fail to deliver, inviting the ire of residents who swiftly take to the streets in service delivery protests that often turn violent
But he speaks to us, in the flesh, and tells the tale of how a system error at Home Affairs declaring him dead has wrecked his life. According to Home Affairs records, Letlhage died in 2009.
Golf for business has, in the past, been described as a six-hour sales meeting.
The story of the birth of Shoprite and Checkers and subsequent acquisitions along the way is one of the modules at business schools.
The BBOA cites racism as chiefly the reason they are being kicked to the kerb of this money-spinning business, which has traditionally been lily-white. Just recently, the Competition Commission Tribunal slapped one of the giant white companies with an R1, 8million fine after the company had admitted to price fixing in the culmination of an investigation launched by the Commission in 2011.
Men will always pay lip service to concepts. Take the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence that ended yesterday. Men have talked their voices hoarse about what needs to be done but it will take a woman to get down to doing what needs to be done!
