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'Corporate crooks must go to jail' - Vimarsana News

'Corporate crooks must go to jail'

Stephen van Coller, former CEO of IT services group EOH, says the perpetrators of corporate corruption are being let off the hook while the businesses they brought to their knees, and those trying to save them, are kicked in the teeth.

FIC must reveal reports to dispel racism alleged by Sekunjalo group - Vimarsana News

FIC must reveal reports to dispel racism alleged by Sekunjalo group

Equality Court ordered the Financial Intelligence Centre to release all reports related to Sekunjalo, its subsidiaries, EOH and Tongaat Hulett.

Israeli Man Charged With Stabbing and Killing Wife, Wounding Son - Israel News - Vimarsana News

Israeli Man Charged With Stabbing and Killing Wife, Wounding Son - Israel News

The Indictment Charges Asher Bohbot With Aggravated Murder and Aggravated Assault Against His 15-year-old Son, Who Attempted to Block Him During the Incident. A Family Acquaintance Said Buhbout Had Beaten His Wife Before, and That She Had Considered Divorcing Him

Vote for Daily Maverick's People of the Year 2023 - Vimarsana News

Vote for Daily Maverick's People of the Year 2023

Dear readers, it’s that time again when you get the opportunity to vote for Daily Maverick’s People of The Year. Unlike next year’s elections when you only get to vote for political parties and independent candidates, in this election you get to vote for a broad range of remarkable, amazing,wic...

Megan Pydigadu resigns as EOH finance director - Vimarsana News

Megan Pydigadu resigns as EOH finance director

Having committed to close out the 2023 year-end audit, Megan Pydigadu will remain at EOH until 31 October.