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MMUSI MAIMANE | Localised policing can help curb rampant crime in SA - Vimarsana News

MMUSI MAIMANE | Localised policing can help curb rampant crime in SA

A renowned journalist and political commentator gave this valuable insight at a gathering I was recently at regarding violent crime.

READER LETTER | Lego spoils the fun with copyright complaint - Vimarsana News

READER LETTER | Lego spoils the fun with copyright complaint

In many countries there is a presumption of innocence until proven guilty so often a suspect's face is blurred, however the police in Murrieta, a city in California, have taken the novel approach of using Lego heads to hide faces in any of their releases.

FUZILE JWARA | Intra-Africa travel needs intended policies to make it affordable - Vimarsana News

FUZILE JWARA | Intra-Africa travel needs intended policies to make it affordable

In October 2023, I was fortunate to be selected to represent the University of Johannesburg at the Africa Tourism Leadership Forum in Gaborone, Botswana. This experience has prompted me to reflect on the future of tourism and travel in Africa.

MALAIKA MAHLATSI | Vinicius shows how dehumanising racism is - Vimarsana News

MALAIKA MAHLATSI | Vinicius shows how dehumanising racism is

A few days ago, while sitting in a restaurant at the Copacabana beachfront in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where I’m on vacation, I saw something on television that caught my attention. Real Madrid forward, Vinicius Junior, who is also a winger for the Brazilian national team, was giving a press conference.

READER LETTER | Zuma always plays the victim card - Vimarsana News

READER LETTER | Zuma always plays the victim card

Most politicians are responsible for the country’s grey listing by the Financial Task Force (FTF), mainly due to illicit financial flow activities. When the commercial banks closed accounts of companies linked to the Gupta families, the banks received a backlash from politicians and other political commentators.