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There is a doctrine in law that enticed me as a law student and, from time to time, I reach for it when confronted by arguments I find unfair or downright disingenuous. The clean hands doctrine e...

Dom Viccari is being remembered by family and friends for his generosity and dedication to his family and community in his life.

Finding a cure for the ailing Kenya Airways has proven to be a big problem for the government, with the airline gobbling up billions in bailouts without much sign of a recovery.

If you've been travelling north on Interstate 65 entering Bowling Green recently, there's a good chance you've seen the beginning of what is the new southern gateway into Warren County.

PORT MARIA, St Mary — Some residents of Frontier Phase 2 on the outskirts of this p...

PORT MARIA, St Mary — Some residents of Frontier Phase 2 on the outskirts of this p...

Losses are down by 75 percent as cost-saving measures take hold at Kenya Airways. The airline announced this morning that the financial results of the 2015/16 financial year, which ended on March 31, were as anticipated with losses of last year reduced by some 75 percent, showing that the measures taken to control cost and improve operational performance did yield the results top executives suggested throughout the past 12 months, often in the face of acid but misplaced criticism, mainly expres...

Is government part of the solution to SAA’s woes, or is it part of the problem? In an opinion piece in Daily Maverick a week ago, Minister of Public Enterprises Pravin Gordhan wrote about steps taken by his department to reverse the effects of the “ruthless looting and destruction” which has taken place in the country’s state-owned enterprises (SOEs) over the past few years. He said the Department of Public Enterprises was taking “decisive steps to recover assets, money and intellect...