Lynda Loxton Sharp differences remain between the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) and the Financial Services Board (FSB) over the planned restructuring of the JSE in January next year. JSE president Roy Andersen, backed up by chairman Francois Tolken and legal adviser Peter Leon, made it clear to the parliamentary finance committee that they thought the […]

CLASSICAL MUSIC: Coenraad Visser AS if to compensate for the All Blacks’ defeat on the rugby field, Dame Kiri Te Kanawa conquered all with an .astounding performance at the Sun City Superbowl. Even with paltry support from the National Symphony Orchestra (in this repertoire, why use a poor radio orchestra while an excellent opera orchestra […]

Stefaans Brummer In the run-up to last year’s elections, security police=20 planned a new ‘moderate’ political party to counter=20 support for the ANC, reports Stefaans BrUmmer ADVANCED secret plans by the security police to=20 introduce a new, anti-ANC “moderate” party to the=20 political spectrum were scuttled only by the mid-1991=20 Inkathagate debacle, former police operative […]

Justin Pearce Adult television viewers must decide for themselves=20 what they watch and don’t watch — and cannot expect=20 the SABC to censor itself to suit their tastes. This is=20 the essence of a judgment made by the Broadcasting=20 Complaints Commission (BCC) of South Africa concerning=20 an insert broadcast on NNTV’s youth magazine programme=20 The […]

Ann Eveleth Greater Durban Television (GDTV), South Africa’s first=20 regular community access television station, is up and=20 running, charting new waters in public broadcasting. GDTV is operating under a temporary licence granted to=20 a coalition of community-based video groups by the=20 Independent Broadcasting Authority. GDTV took to the airwaves last week with a range of=20 […]

Pat Sidley A RAND Supreme Court judge has issued an extraordinary=20 gagging order aimed at silencing speculation about a=20 controversial businessman’s private life and its=20 confusion with his business tasks. The businessman, Bart Dorrestein is the deputy=20 executive chairman of the large property development=20 company Stocks and Stocks listed on the Johannesburg=20 Stock Exchange. His […]

After a long period of monastic silence, the lure of the July was too tempting for Thomas Equinus and he is back in the saddle predicting a 16-1 winner BETTING on the Rothmans July will be even more hazardous this year. The race is run in KwaZulu/Natal, a highly inflammable civil war zone. By the […]

Paul Erasmus describes his initiation into ‘dirty=20 tricks’ against the left. This is the first of a=20 series of extracts from his manuscript Not long after I joined the security police (in January=20 1977), I was told by my colleagues and superiors,=20 including section head Major JHL Jordaan and=20 lieutenants At Kellerman (who later became […]

Jacques Magliolo reports on the CBD’s captive market, the stockbroking fraternity STOCKBROKERS are unlikely to abandon the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) building in a mass exodus once automated trading is implemented. This is the feeling of a number of stockbrokers, who were responding to media speculation that once an automated trading system (ATS) has been […]

Stefaans Brummer PAUL Erasmus, former security policeman who admitted in=20 the Mail & Guardian his role in a 1989 death attempt on=20 cleric Frank Chikane, this week made peace with the=20 former general secretary of the South African Council=20 of Churches (SACC). The approach by Erasmus followed a request by Chikane – – who has […]