Page 7 - Rob Hersov News Today

In this Op-Ed, the DA’s shadow minister of Mineral Resources James Lorimer shares some really good news for South Africa on the energy front.

Rob Hersov writes on South Africa's newly signed 2023 Electoral Act - arguing that the ANC has rigged it for their own political gain.

There has been strong opinion on the ‘unwillingness’ of prominent business leaders to publicly ‘speak up’ and take our government to task regarding our current loadshedding, corruption, cadre deployment, crime, service delivery, unemployment, potholes etc. malaise. Comments abound, like “So many spineless CEO’s out there.

SA’s newest political leader, Songezo Zibi is envisaging a non-racial movement in RISE Mzansi which will soon register as a political party.

Gcobani Ndzongana, speaks to BizNews - sharing his party's intentions and how he sees the 2024 elections panning out.

"Anyone who knows me knows that I report to the people who voted me into power and that’s not Rob. I have my own money and Rob is a very dear and close friend."

ActionSA's Herman Mashaba speaks on his expectation of a new maturity in Rainbow Coalition members that is hinged on mutual respect.

Businessman turned political activist Rob Hersov congratulates the DA leader on his re-election - but says he's poised to leave the party.

The South African-born billionaire has warned AI should be planned for and managed with commensurate care and resources

The town, on the Orange River in the Karoo, was established in 1963 in an attempt to preserve Afrikaner culture. It has a population of almost 2,000 people and its own currency - the Ora.