Is Prevent a waste of time when it comes to stopping extremists?
As the counter-terrorism programme comes under scrutiny again following the killing of Sir David Amess, is it fit for purpose?
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As the counter-terrorism programme comes under scrutiny again following the killing of Sir David Amess, is it fit for purpose?
Transaction is expected to be finalised in the first quarter of 2022 and Liberty is likely to be delisted.
A return to normal life for society but a step into a new ‘human-augmented’ technology-driven business model for the group.
File photo of Liberty chief executive David Munro. Munro yesterday said challenging health and economic conditions during the first half of 2021 were continuing, but he hoped to see a more normalised environment, in terms of the pandemic, towards the end of the second half. Picture: Karen Sandison, ANA. Liberty Holdings pays 61% on mortality claims due to pandemic By Edward West Share LIBERTY Holdings paid out a “staggering” 61 percent increase in death and disability claims to R8.5 billion in the six months to June 30, reflective of the severe toll that the Covid-19 pandemic is taking on...
Company to donate to the National Association of the Deaf in recognition of the award