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/ 24 February 2011
Steel producer ArcelorMittal’s chief executive, Nku Nyembezi-Heita, must have felt like the jilted suitor when she realised her new BEE partners, the Guptas and President Jacob Zuma’s son, Duduzane, are in bed with a competitor, the Steel Authority of India Ltd (Sail). But if that’s the way she feels she is not showing it. Her […]
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/ 24 February 2011
Afripalm Horizons is 51% owned by Afripalm Resources, according to one of its directors, Menzi Mbatha. Afripalm Resources’ largest shareholder is Lazarus Zim, its founder and chairperson. When the company did a major deal with listed Mvelaphanda Resources in 2007, his stake was put at 30% in a shareholder circular. The circular said that the […]
Greed, jealousy and ambition poisoned relations inside Libyan leader Moammar Gadaffi’s family and often destroyed the careers of officials.
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/ 24 February 2011
At least 30 000 people, mainly Tunisian and Egyptian, have fled violence in Libya, the International Organisation for Migration said.
Lawyers for 46 people facing charges for allegedly plotting an Egyptian-style uprising in Zimbabwe said on Thursday that some had been tortured.
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/ 24 February 2011
The "illicit economy" is much more of a threat to SA’s regular economy than previously thought, Trade and Industry Minister Rob Davies said.
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/ 24 February 2011
AB de Villiers’ unbeaten 107 powered South Africa to a seven-wicket victory over the West Indies in a World Cup Group B match on Thursday.
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/ 24 February 2011
Trifecta director Christo Scholtz is embroiled in a legal battle with his ex-business partner’s widow, who claims he cheated her family out of her dead husband’s stake in the company. At the time of his death in a plane crash near Kimberley in March 2009, Sarel Breda’s Shosholoza Trust held 55% of Trifecta Investment Holdings […]
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/ 24 February 2011
Motorists should brace themselves for a sharp increase in the petrol price over the next few months, according to an economist.
The South African government’s perceived kid-glove response to the events in Libya was criticised by the Anglican Archbishop of Cape Town on Thursday.