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There is an important trial taking place in SA that is not receiving enough coverage. The trial of Sifiso Mkhwanazi, who is accused of raping and killing sex workers, is currently underway in the Johannesburg high court.

The last MINI Clubman just rolled off the line at the Oxford factory in the UK. The model will be replaced by the new Countryman and upcoming Aceman EV

After several record years in the high-yield bond and leveraged loan markets (both in terms of value and volume), 2023 largely followed 2022 with…

As we previously reported here and here, on December 20, 2023, the IRS issued Notice 2024-02 (the "Notice") which provided guidance on several…

In the long-awaited decision of YA Global Investments, LP v. Commissioner1, the Tax Court held that YA Global Investments, LP, a Cayman Islands…

In today's Episode of Building Texas Business, fashion entrepreneur Elaine Turner is joining us to talk about her journey of launching Edit by…

Civic and human rights organisations have slated government's mooted reforms of immigration laws, describing the proposals as "a threat to the security of refugees and migrants in SA".

Alongside the threat of higher stages of load shedding, there have been some developments that will provide a silver lining to the dark cloud that is SA’s energy crisis.

A thriving nation is often dependent on leaders that are forthright in terms of their value system. We need to take stock of the current crop of leaders in SA.

ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba says the legacy of President Cyril Ramaphosa's time in office is one of a country run down and with rampant unemployment, crime, load-shedding and decaying infrastructure.